Thread: Un-streetrodding a 34 tudor

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I'm a FEEBAY seller so I know all about packaging things. Extra tape extra cardboard and lots of packing material are the norm. With wrenches and sockets I would use some of my millions of wire ties to make sets so they would stay all together if the boys got a little rough with the box. I forgot about the if it fits it ships thing. I send mostly small things through USPS and big items I do FEDEX. For really big items I throw them under a bus. None have lost anything on me yet. FEDEX did damage a hood on me though but they paid for it.

Today was a big day. Big thanks to Bob, Carol, Tom, the wife, Amber and her BF for all the help. A nice little trip through town and a little grunt work and it's on the frame. I need to make some adjustments but everything is going to be just fine. I'm stoked beyond belief at how nice it looks. Just had to put it down on it's wheels to see how it looks. Now comes the fun part (actually seeing it all come together). The engine against the cream firewall is just insane kool. It's pretty tight though. Sorry for the crappy pictures but you get the idea.

Man that thing is low! 4" to the axle, 3-1/2" at the exhaust hanger, & 4" at the wishbone bracket. Gonna have to go slow over those speed bumps for sure!