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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Geoff Sun 22 Aug 2010, 11:03 pm
Very nice Carps that purple really sets it off.
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Mustang_67 Mon 23 Aug 2010, 8:27 am
Sweet build Carps! Are you gonna bring it to VHRA next yer?
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Carps Mon 23 Aug 2010, 9:27 am
Yup, it's a given that this one should be at the Hot Rod show.
Hamo, the R&M Duval screen is visible in this shot from the my first post. I'll shoot a closeup of the frame and instructions if you wish.
Didn't use either of the headers in the pic coz they just didn't work in this application.
Since the stock Ardun header was pretty lame, I had to search a bunch of kits to fins a header that worked. Ended up sing the Sanderson style blockhuggers from the Revellogram 41 Willys Street Rod.
Hamo, the R&M Duval screen is visible in this shot from the my first post. I'll shoot a closeup of the frame and instructions if you wish.
Didn't use either of the headers in the pic coz they just didn't work in this application.
Since the stock Ardun header was pretty lame, I had to search a bunch of kits to fins a header that worked. Ended up sing the Sanderson style blockhuggers from the Revellogram 41 Willys Street Rod.
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Mustang_67 Mon 23 Aug 2010, 11:07 am
Kewl cant wait to see this one up close and personal!
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Bryce Mon 23 Aug 2010, 11:43 am
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Carps Mon 23 Aug 2010, 1:51 pm
Not sure I understand the drinking and eating popcorn emoticon?
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Mustang_67 Mon 23 Aug 2010, 5:11 pm
Haha 
Mate it just means he's waiting for an update, and the rest is sort of self explanitory. You sorta have to eat when your waiting HTH
Mate it just means he's waiting for an update, and the rest is sort of self explanitory. You sorta have to eat when your waiting HTH
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Carps Mon 23 Aug 2010, 5:57 pm
Thanx, I'm old and don't understand these things.
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by HAMMOSZED Mon 23 Aug 2010, 7:55 pm
Hamo, the R&M Duval screen is visible in this shot from the my first post. I'll shoot a closeup of the frame and instructions if you wish.
thanks for the info, looks like I need to check R&M out.
I bashed the AMT 32 Phantom Vickie kit into the Revell Hiboy Kit- swapped cowls and used a few other tastee bits, coming along slowly
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Carps Mon 23 Aug 2010, 7:57 pm
Well you better get the picture taking machine out and show us the progress. ;-)
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by HAMMOSZED Mon 23 Aug 2010, 8:20 pm
OK, but first I am interested in the "pie cut" in the chassis. Does it require reinforcement to retain strength? I am guessin thats how you got the rake on your AVATAR picture.
looks old skool cool - would like to give it a go, just not keen to stuff up a good chassis
looks old skool cool - would like to give it a go, just not keen to stuff up a good chassis
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Carps Tue 24 Aug 2010, 8:12 am
The rake on the vaatar '33 coupe is from channelling the body at the cowl and leaving it unchannelled at the rear.
requires a tapered sectioning of the interior tub, chassis is unmodified other than the rear crossmember for the model A spring and quickchange.
requires a tapered sectioning of the interior tub, chassis is unmodified other than the rear crossmember for the model A spring and quickchange.
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Re: Something old and traditional.
by Mustang_67 Tue 24 Aug 2010, 1:31 pm
Carps wrote:Thanx, I'm old and don't understand these things.
Thats alright mate I owed you one anyway
All those questions you answered for me at the Hot Rod Show last year really helped my building 
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