Don't know what happened yesterday, post failed and switched dates on "frames Ahoy"
Here is Friday's post on Friday.
Peter's "Bean Town Bobber" is back in the shop.
Long weekend working on the hot rod. Sounds perfect to me.
Switched from original 500 Cad, to the earlier style (and much prettier) 390 Cadillac
Just now setting engine/body.
This is going to be one cool truck. 1935/6 Ford
I'm here for you
RILEYAUTO@COMCAST.NET 1-800-530-7636 9-5 mt M-F
Showing posts with label quick change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quick change. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
Dakota chief gasser coupe update
Oh yeah !
Got the good slicks on there ( Radir- the only ones to ever spend money on)
brand new perfect Winters quick change rear axle.
keep the pictures coming ! the body on is going to kill it !
wow
Got the good slicks on there ( Radir- the only ones to ever spend money on)
brand new perfect Winters quick change rear axle.
keep the pictures coming ! the body on is going to kill it !
wow
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| Oh I can picture this one kicking some Yankee ass |
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| Model A spring is the narrow version ,always close with tires ..it will work. |
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Roadster pick up down Florida way
We shipped it at the end of June (this year) and look at it now !
I'll share all the pictures you take.It looks great my friend,love the tire and wheel choice.
And the quick change looks good too.
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| full custom frame for his roadster project |
Friday, May 11, 2012
AV8 1930 coupe Detroit Rock City 2
Yes I have permission to share these pictures.
Check out his work here;
http://www.patrickdalyphoto.com/
Told you this one turned out great. Fun seeing a car come together when you
laid the foundation for it. Ain't blogging fun. Follow along as I share my hot roddin'
Check out his work here;
http://www.patrickdalyphoto.com/
Told you this one turned out great. Fun seeing a car come together when you
laid the foundation for it. Ain't blogging fun. Follow along as I share my hot roddin'
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