Traditional Ford Hot Rod Coupe Trunk Floor and Front End Mock Up
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2021
- Traditional Ford Hot Rod Coupe Trunk Floor and Front End Mock Up
This time we wrap up the fab on Dave's coupe and put the trunk floor in and mock up the front end so its back on 4 wheels again!
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RAC Garage is one of the best street rod fabrication sites I've run across. Keep doing the same thing we all enjoy the usable content and tips you are providing. Thanks again and keep it up!!
When you started breaking down that wishbone to clean it gave me Vietnam flashbacks lol reminded me of getting up early on weekends and instead of cartoons my step dad would hand me a strong brush, bucket of wd40/water mix and place me before anything that's rusted.
sounds better than cartoons to me!
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Another great video, keep up the great work and God Bless you and your family.
I look forward to new videos from you! Thanks.
That is going to be one sweet hot rod.
I have a lot of respect for you because you’re young and you have chosen to work on “old school” hot rods!!!! Most young men today, fail to take interest in the old iron still out there. I believe you will understand when I say……”It’s a dying art, so thanks for carrying on the “torch”!!!!!
Thank you and the torch will be lit until they pry it from my cold dead hands
I knew it was a clean car but that front end was like new . You do a great job in all your presentations. Love watching them !
Thanks Paul! Can’t wait to chop your top!
Nicw work . nice to see all the different parts to work on. Not everything is fun.
Just picked up a front end for a future project thanks for showing a little bit of front end stuff.
What’d you get? Model a front end?
Great work on chop.i am working on a 31 5 window myself.after watching your chop ive decided to go with a 4 inch chop also .I'm keeping fenders on mine.need to locate fender braces and 1 running board splash apron.i also need driver side 1/4 window surround and garnish moulding.also rear window surround and garnish moulding.some rocket scientist cut mine out with an axe.cant fix stupid. Mine will be a flathead V8 .I like the quality of the kit u used .I will use the same.good price and great quality. The rear frame rails look great.ive been collecting the parts for 7 years I now have 95% of parts and motor rebuilt now.you are a great inspiration to me.god bless.
I’m glad I can help with motivation! 7 years is a long time! Go man go! Time to work! Haha have fun man, that’s what it’s all about
Really came out nice ,good work .
Yes on the 4.5” chop! Yes on the dropping the front axle and drop those Navarro heads at my front door! kthxbye
Sweet heads!!
yeah sure thing Jeremy!
You do nice clean work, keep up the great work! It's nice to see younger guys working on vintage rods! Thanks for sharing!
I agree 💯%👍👍
Really enjoying channel! I'm not really a hot rod guy, but I like to see quality work of any kind happening in a backyard garage. Keep at it!
thanks that means alot that im reaching more than just hot rod guys! maybe i am doing a good job haha
Man iam really liking your vids. Keeping the hot rods that started it all alive that’s great to see keep up great work.
Should be a pretty slick ride.
This is a nice car. You did a crack jack job on the fab work!
thanks john!
i think matt on itg showed how hard those things come apart. he had to wail on them if i recall. man this thing is clean!
diggin the build!
Hi from Finland. Thanks to videos! very useful staff. Keep going👍
Great work, definitely do 4 inches on your chop can't wait to see you get back to yours
I need to so bad!
Great work Travis and a nice clean car for you to do your magic on
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Oh yeah reverse that front main spring and pull out 3 leaves. Auto 2 inch drop. Just did it on my A yesterday. And 4 inch chop looks the best. In my humble opinion.
I agree with everything you said 100%
Dam that’s one of the cleanest old Fords I have ever seen going be bad ass rides 👍
Clean!!!😎
Thanks, I think it looks good
Wicked nice job
Tremendous progress, like the fact you concentrate on the work and get so much done. Keep it up
Thanks! I try to get a lot done! But with work and baby it gets to be a lot so I do what I can.
@@RACGARAGE best wishes for your channel... and family!
Dropped axle please!good work!🤘
Yeah he needs to drop it bad!
Made sure you chop that shoe box and put a Tbird interior in it
4 1/2-5 would look pretty mean
I say go 5inchs … 🤙🏻
5 would be to much I think. 👍🙏
Looks like the spring perches are new. Maybe the previous owner started changing stuff to just get it road worthy ?
the deeper i got the more i was thinking the same thing. everything had to have been replaced at some point. good for me!
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I'm building my first traditional rod now and learning a lot from your channel, I've obviously read it wrong somewhere but I thought you had to split the wishbone if your putting a flathead in ? Apologies if that's a stupid question, but I've never done anything like this before, love the channel.
I’ve split bones before it’s pretty easy. I’ll make a video next time I do it. Thanks for watching the channel man it means a lot
Don’t chop to low a neck breaker to drive
How do you like the Alpha Tig machine? Any issues? I was going to start looking for a Tig but didn’t want to refinance my house .. lol.
I love it, no complaints at all
Travis one question Ronnie (((((((((the Notorious Ronnie the roadster))))))))) from Wallingford Connecticut.... if so he was a signal maintainer for Metro North railroad ........... I met him years and years and years and years ago I used to work on the railroad take care junkman do
Yes the Ronnie roadster!
I say go 7 inches on the chop ;p
im a little tall for that!
Save on having to put windows in it. lol
Why dont you sand blast to remove rust…???
What supports the body from the rear axle rearward?
Model a chassis ended at the rear crossmember anyway so stock there was. I thing supporting it. I think he’s going to put another wood block right before the kick up. There’s a cross piece on the subrails that doesn’t normally have a body mount. We could put one there.
I like your work but disagree on procedures , like sant blasting it first and using weld thru primer which prevents rust on hidden area’s
Thanks for the tip
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Hey Travis, i have a 1930 ford coupe too. have been doing just about the same thing. would like to talk to you.
Shoot me an email rhodealliancecustoms@gmail.com
Travis great job,,,, but safety Sally’s out of the closet,,,,You depends a lot on the chain and that overhead you ever pull a body up like that between the body in a frame throw a couple blocks of wood on the frame.... just in case and chain let’s go...I know it’s lam,, but if the car come’s down and break a finger breaking arm...... You’ll suffer every bad weather day with your break been there done,,,,,,,, that it ..... just don’t wanna see you get hurt.... I want to see the channel grow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I want to see you do some warrior wizard stuff take care junkman do
I know I know I have to be more careful..
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