Thread: 27 T tudor Hot Rod build
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11-16-2009 06:15 PM #1
Looking excellent, Thomas !!
Did you decide on front and rear Panhard bars? I couldn't see them in the photos....
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11-16-2009 08:14 PM #2
Thanks Dave, it has taken a lot of hard work to get the frame to this condition.
Good eye
there are no panhard bars on the car at this time. I figure I will add them on down the road when I get the car drivable.
How is your Tudor coming? Hopefully your shop cat has been helping you spin some wrenches. Always looking forward to seeing more pics of your car!
Thank you! It has been a fun build so far.
If you look at the front brakes it might look somewhat familiar to you. We must shop for our hot rod parts from the same catalog
ThomasLast edited by 68Chevelle; 11-16-2009 at 08:18 PM.
Me: I don't know how to build a hot rod.
Old Hot Rodder: You ever build a model car?
Me:Yeah...
Old Hot Rodder: Well instead of using glue you weld.
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11-17-2009 02:52 PM #3
With the traditional side steer in the front you shouldn't need a panhard bar. Mine doesn't have one and I have no problems at all. From what I've heard and read you only need them for cross steering set ups.
Same goes for the rear with a transverse spring. Is there really a need for a panhard bar?
Build looks great I really like it. Can't wait to start my 30 A pickup.Livin' on Route 66 
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11-17-2009 08:09 PM #4
DMW,
Thats what I read too, I figured the transverse spring wouldn't allow side to side movement.
However I have been told that the shackles still allow some side to side movement. I figured I would drive without panhard bars and if I didn't like the way it drove I would add them later on. My guess is the things not going to handle good with the bias plys on it anyway
What are your plans for your 30 A PU? I really like the looks of the A pickups.
Thanks,
ThomasMe: I don't know how to build a hot rod.
Old Hot Rodder: You ever build a model car?
Me:Yeah...
Old Hot Rodder: Well instead of using glue you weld.
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11-23-2009 04:12 PM #5
Thomas-
Since I am using the cross-steer with a Vega steering box, and coilover rear, both with radius rods (no 4 bar), I opted to use the Panhard bars. I finally got off my butt, and snapped some photos, please forgive the blurry, out-of-focus photos...
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11-23-2009 04:16 PM #6
Crap. I rez=sized those damn photos to what I thought was matchbook size, and they still turned out super humongous...Crap.
Sorry.
Lemme try this one, it is the size of a postage stamp-
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11-23-2009 04:18 PM #7
Okay, I am doing something WRONG.
Sorry for the waste of bandwidth, guys.






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