Thread: 36 Chevrolet Low Cab build suggestions?

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Originally Posted by HemiTCoupe

Your '36 is looking good!
I just sold 3 front fenders for a '36 pick up, actually the complete front end & running boards. When I shipped the fenders, they cost $134.00 to ship one fender, but it also cost $134.00 to ship 2 fenders straped together back to back. It goes by size, and they figure up to 150lbs for the size of the fender. I used Fed-X

Pat

Thanks Pat. And that sure is a perty hemi! Man that fuel infection looks sweet.

Dave

Originally Posted by 33toolman

Hey guys, any one out there with some good 36 chevy fenders that they don't need? I just ran into a 36 chevy low cab fresh out of the barn, and the front fenders are beat up pretty bad and also the back ones. I would like to find a nice set of steel fenders rather than bang these out, I sure hope the freight bill doesn't kill a good deal on a set,

I would sell mine but I have absolutely no time to deal with shipping. I mean that literally. Sorry. I work 24/7 every three weeks and get called all hours of the night so every waking moment when I'm not on call I up to my elbows with my project. I'm battling time....have to get the truck driveable this year because I'm giving my Jeep to my son to drive. I have offered my fenders for sale on the net but with the 'pickup only' option and I see you live in Washington. If something changes for me I'll let you know. Added you to favortites for future reference.

Dave

man you need to hurry up and finish so i can send mine over your way..

Originally Posted by flh4speed

man you need to hurry up and finish so i can send mine over your way..

Man.....I am hurrying so much.....I meet myself every morning coming in from the shop. I got the cab floor mocked up, motor mounts made, a temporary trans mount fabbed until I get the tube crossmember intalled, motor pulled, a little more of the frame boxing done, new door pillars made, hidden hinges installed (wow...that was a job and a half), and a temporary bench seat out of a Chrysler mini van mocked up.......all of this in the last two days. I am pooped.

I'm thinking about trying to make headers exit between the fenders and frame like you suggested. I ordered a bunch of bends, 1 3/4 flanges, and so on. I think it might work. I'm thinking about attemting to weld them with my mig (I'll pump the tubes full of argon before welding). If I dont get the results I hope for....I'll have a guy up the road tig them for me.

How are things going for you FLH?

Dave