Thread: One way to build a '32 sedan

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Thanks Jack, I appreciate it.



Well, I have decided to make a change of plans. Thanks to Robot (Mike in Tucson) phone call.
I have been looking for another quick change for my truck project. I wanted an original Halibrand with the bolt on bells like I have in my sedan. So I could make the bells out of stainless steel to go along with the theme of the truck. Just so happens Mike has this Winters quick change from his Dearborn Deuce project that he isn't going to use and only wants $500 for it. So I pulled the rear end out of the sedan and will use that one in my truck and put the Winters in my sedan.
Ken

Sweet looking Winters setup. That with the stainless frame is going blind anyone driving behind you! Your going to have to park this one on mirrors.

$500 was a steal Ken, nice score !!!

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Thanks Jack, I appreciate it.



Well, I have decided to make a change of plans. Thanks to Robot (Mike in Tucson) phone call.
I have been looking for another quick change for my truck project. I wanted an original Halibrand with the bolt on bells like I have in my sedan. So I could make the bells out of stainless steel to go along with the theme of the truck. Just so happens Mike has this Winters quick change from his Dearborn Deuce project that he isn't going to use and only wants $500 for it. So I pulled the rear end out of the sedan and will use that one in my truck and put the Winters in my sedan.
Ken

I sold it Ken on the cheap because he had these pictures....you see, it was worth the sale to get the negatives from him.....

Originally Posted by robot

I sold it Ken on the cheap because he had these pictures....you see, it was worth the sale to get the negatives from him.....

Mike ,
Good thing you came threw, I was just about to forward them to WIKI LEAKS or who ever that guy is
Now turn over those headlights!!!!
Your friend,
Ken

Spent the better part of the day drilling holes in the new brackets for the Winter's Quick Change. Some thing take a little longer than others.
Ken

That's one mean lookin drill!
Nice fab on the parts.

I had a little extra time this last week end to work on my sedan. My plan was to have the guy that does the finish work and paint to come over and do the final body work (fix any of my screw ups) and get the sedan primed from the belt line up. So he comes over and tells me the roof isn't rigid enough, it needs more bracing. I didn't tell him that I stood on it the other day to put a box away He has saved me many times before so I listen to him. I added more bracing and glued everything together. I'll see what he thinks Sat.
Ken

Originally Posted by stovens

That's one mean lookin drill!
Nice fab on the parts.

Yeah, that ain't no Harbor Freight sales special, that's for sure!!!!

Brackets look really nice and the holes are dead on.

Don