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Newbie here but not to rods.
This is my latest ride.
1932 Ford roadster
Rod Bods steel body
TCI Stage 3 frame
ZZ430 (#416)
BTO 700r4
Ford rear w/posi
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Exquisite, like jewelry. :)
I agree. Nice choice in wheels too. Oh, and welcome to the group. :) :)
Don
Really sweet looking...no door hinges or handles make one smooth sleek looking ride. I can hardly wait to finish my build and get on to the using & enjoying part. :)
Good looking car you have there. Nicely done. Congrats--and welcome to the Deuce Den!
Welcome to CHR! WoW, that's a really nice 32 you got there. A real beauty!
Does everybody in CA have a deuce roadster?? Seems like it. :eek: :LOL: :LOL:
Want to RACE ??? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Steves32
I have a ZZ430 also ... in my 32 Roadster ...
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WELCOME to the Deuce Den ... :D
Nice ride... I love the lines the Bop Top gives a deuce roadster. Are those So Cal front brakes? Did you install 'em yourself? May be looking for some installation pointers when i get back from Columbus!
Beautiful Deuce. Am I right to assume those are Halibrands?
Yep- them is Halibrands. My fav wheel on a 32.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by NTFDAY
Yes they are & no- I didn't install them. Car was built by Strickler's Hot Rods in Laguna Beach. The 32 trophy'd at GNRS in 2001Quote:
Originally Posted by joeybsyc
Not saying I can't build a car. Afterall- I built this one from ground up. :rolleyes:
Won Super Chevy ProStreet class 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
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That one ain't too shabby either. :D
Great looking Deuce. I though I could shave with the reflection on my paint, but yours realy shines. Real nice job.
How's it stop with those brakes? Power assist or no? I love the look of them, and actually have the 2 big boxes of stuff sitting here beside me, along with a new pair of front wheels narrow enough to show them off... but the problem is, i finally got my GM discs working pretty darn good and it stops nice... I hate to "shoot a horse that's winning"... if you know what I mean.
very pretty.
Next time, get the car level in the picture. Let the background look crooked.
Stops great, MC & Booster are under the dash.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeybsyc
Probably more 32's on the road now than was produced in 32 :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by mopar34
Very Nice Ride.
Jack
Kinda like, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" ? :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by joeybsyc
Jack
Exactly:3dSMILE: ... however, I already spent roughly 2 grand for a fully polished set of finned Buick drums, polished stainless 40 ford style backing plates, and Wilwood rotors/calipers, as well as a new pair of 15x5 front wheels to work with it all... the stuff is way too cool looking to not use. I figure Wilwood calipers gotta work as well or better than stocker mid 70's GM stuff...heck, lots of guys get by just fine with true 40 ford drum stuff up front...I figure this will give me the traditional look I'm going for and still be able to maintain the stopping power of disc brakes. I just always seem to have bad luck any time I mess with brake stuff.