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New Member Intro-'36 Standard

Started by Chucks36, April 07, 2014, 07:55:41 AM

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ghost28

That's some nice ideas and work. That's my favorite collumn from speedway nice price and easy to install almost anywhere. Your Miller welder looks a lot like my old 110 model. I hope the damn thing never wears out.

62131

Nice !!! using the old parking brake, the column looks great. I really like your ideal with the dash.

sixball

Nice work. I like the E-brake bracket. I have to do something similar for the T-85 that will be in my roadster.
The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop.  Edwin Conklin

Chucks36

Thanks all.  I do have an issue with Speedways column......The splines on the shaft and the splines on the detachable hub are way out of spec.  I can rock my steering wheel close to 1/8 back and forth when I grab it on opposite ends.  This one is going back....for a replacement because I do like every thing else about it.

It may look like I am doing some modifications to the dash but I am just patching in a new glove box opening due to the original one being rusted through.

Welder is a Miller sidekick 110....it has suited most of my needs so far.

Kyburbn

Looks like a sweet find and one heck of a solid body!  I look forward to watching and hearing about your build.
KYBURBN
Elizabethtown, KY
1927 Chevy Captiol, 2 door Coupe

ghost28

Quote from: Chucks36 on August 02, 2015, 08:51:09 PM

Welder is a Miller sidekick 110....it has suited most of my needs so far.
That's what my welder is. I bought it cheap about 25 years ago, and have used it to weld brackets on snow plow blades, frames, and so on.   With it being only 110 power, it's really amazing.

Chucks36

Updates.  Have my wheel/tire combo dialed in.......





Floors are welded in and painted.....





Wedled in the patch panel on the dash, primed it and the firewall...





Now working on getting the motor/trans assembled and married up so I can work out my clutch pedal, steering  and headers

FATnLOW

Looks like you are making progress on your build, you are doing a good iob....

chopper526

Tighten it up til it strips, then back it off a quarter turn

62131

lookin good, like the wheel and tire combo fits the rear fenders great

Chucks36

Gettin' closer........some plumbing left under the hood, exhaust,painting the firewall and dash and she should be ready to fire.....maybe a couple months after that she'll be road worthy.




themoose

Looks really great. The best part of a build is hearing them come to life for the first time. Looking forward to hearing how it went.
Too soon we get old too late we get smart. One out of two ain’t bad 8)

sammons

Chuck that's going to be a great looking car!

ghost28

Looking forward to seeing more progress. Keep at it.

TFoch

Chuck, nice progress.  It's fun when you can see the light at the end of the tunnel :D
Spending time with my grandkids gets in the way of finishing my car but I don't regret it!