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Old 07-10-2014, 11:04 AM
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LMAO just something SIMPLE. you kill me

Just ANOTHER Cool project by GW
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Old 07-10-2014, 11:11 AM
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA --- what's not simple about putting an old clapped out body on a new chassis -- adding a crate motor and transmission... wheels and tires - air 'em up and "punch it! I know the road!......"
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This is getting ridiculous. How many cars are you going to build before a few of these bozos ever turn a wheel?
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This is getting ridiculous. How many cars are you going to build before a few of these bozos ever turn a wheel?
What are you trying to say Todd!?!?!?!?!?
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Todd ---


Let's really get down to the nitty gritty....



How many track days have some of us run.... and cars completed... and shows attended....


Charley does more car stuff in a month than I do in a year...
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This is the front end that will be ordered on The Roadster Shop '40 Ford Chassis....





That should do the trick!






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Nice Greg. RS makes some very nice stuff and it functions as well as it looks.
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This is the front end that will be ordered on The Roadster Shop '40 Ford Chassis....





That should do the trick!
Listen just cut to the chase and bring the whole thing to the Roadster Shop and be done with it!!! You khow the thing will be bad azz!!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA --- what's not simple about putting an old clapped out body on a new chassis -- adding a crate motor and transmission... wheels and tires - air 'em up and "punch it! I know the road!......"
ahhh Its just a Walmart runner. you'll be fine with one of them ole' 289's, you know the ones...they constantly change their own oil.
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Well are you not the Rock Star...5 pages on a project with one picture.

For a second there I thought Steilow had started another thread. Where is the "leg humper" icon when you need it. LOL

All kidding aside, glad you posted this up. I have been wanting to do the same thing with a 1960 caddy convertible. Maybe I can learn something watching this build. Just make sure you nail down the wheel base before you get started.
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