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Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Floor kits ahoy

3 kits headed out today

Tyler's 29

1929 on double z'd frame
Nov.2011 shipped the frame out to PA
Not sure how long it has been done.
But it sure looks like a fun car

Send me more pictures this spring/summer would love to post more ! .

Monday, March 14, 2016

Frames Ahoy !

Pat from Pueblo came up and got his 1929 coupes new frame.
Sweet swept front frame. Chop no channel.
And I forgot to take a picture.  Email me one buddy !

Mellivora capensis update # 2

Frame is a roller now
Nice little honey badger



Sunday, March 13, 2016

fast talking doctor? scrubs line

 Scrub Line - A vehicle specified under this subchapter shall meet the minimum scrub line requirements. See Chart 5 (relating to scrub line). (1) A scrub line is an imaginary surface created if lines were drawn from the bottom of the wheel rim on one side to the bottom of the tire on the other side. When lines are drawn from both sides, an “X” under the vehicle suspension is created. A suspension or chassis component may not be below the top portion of this imaginary “X.”



inspect the scrub line and REJECT IF any of the following chassis and suspension components are below the scrub line: (i) The Frame (ii) The Axle (iii) The Axle Housing (iv) The Lower Control Bar (v) The Shock Mounts (vi) The Crossmembers (vii) The Torsion bar (viii)The Radius Rods (ix) The Spindle Arms (x) The Steering Components (xi) The Brake Components (xii) The Spring Perch Bolts

CHART 5 Scrub Line (STREET RODS, SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED AND RECONSTRUCTED VEHICLES) A scrub line is an imaginary surface created if lines were drawn from bottom of wheel rim on one side to bottom of tire on other side. When lines are drawn from both sides an “X” under the vehicle suspension is created. No suspension or chassis component shall be below top portion of this imaginary"X “


where did I get this info? 
Vehicle Equipment and Inspection Regulations
www.dmv.state.pa.us
PUB 45 (2-14)
Copyright © 2014 by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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