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08-02-2004 12:31 PM #11
Re: Frame/Chassis
Congratulations on recognizing your limitations! I would suggest you be patient and start spending time hangin' around hot rods and hot rod people. Look, ask questions, and learn. THEN you can make some viable decisions on your course of action. If that takes a couple years, so be it!Originally posted by moots
Brand new here. very green. Was given a 27 T tudor sedan from dad.
Frame has lots of holes and abaondoned crossmembers and such, and is not boxed.
Basically, this car needs everything and I don't know where to turn. I think I should turn the chassis work over to someone else. I want the car to remain old school, but I want it to be done right.
Help!!!
From what you've described you're in dire need of a good frame and suspension setup. What you've probably got is unsafe JUNK!! There are guys out there, especially in your part of the world, who will do a good job for you. There are also flakes who may know what to do, but aren't reliable. You need to do your homework and learn the difference.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
Luck occurs when preparation and opportunity converge.





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