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I’m Back!! It’s been a while. After I sold my Model A I bought a ‘64 Nova that did not meet RAT ROD standards. So it’s gone and I bought a 1932 Chevy 3 window coupe. I’ll Start a build thread here.
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The plan, I will channel it maybe three inches. No chop. I have purchased 100’ of 1x1 square tubing and 100’ of 1x2 rectangular tubing. I will remove all the wood, not much left anyways, and replace with metal. I will fab. A chassis, 4” tubular drop axle and a 10 bolt Chevy with 4bar and coil overs out back. I plan on running a small block Chevy. If a little Red Ram Hemi falls in my lap all the better.Comment
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Glad you're back. Looking forward to watching this one.https://www.killbillet.com/forum/30s...the-30-chevyMy 1930 Chevy truck build link:Comment
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Nothing to show in a picture but the car was buckled on both sides where the cab and the rear quarter meet. It took some time but I got that hammered back in place and dollied out. It turned out really good. It appears that the car has been dropped on its ass at some time. Now that that’s out I can go in and brace the body properly.Comment
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This was my previous build on here. It’s in the Old School Hot Rods thread.Last edited by kaboo; 07-05-2021, 06:50 AM.Comment
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That's cool. I've never taken the time to hit that part of the forum but that one's a good excuse to do so. Thanks!https://www.killbillet.com/forum/30s...the-30-chevyMy 1930 Chevy truck build link:Comment
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They actually added that area because of this build. My build wasn’t ratty enough. I’m going to keep this one toned down a bit. LolComment
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