Thread: My '27 T Sedan project

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Looking very good! Nice work...

Sean, Speedway sells the brake line adapter you need, got a couple of them myself last month...

Thanks 25T,

Dave is this the one I'd use instead of a banjo, mines 7/16":

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/AN-90-...pter,6473.html

Sean

Originally Posted by sgo70

Thanks 25T,

Dave is this the one I'd use instead of a banjo, mines 7/16":

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/AN-90-...pter,6473.html

Sean

Yuppers, that would be the one you want Sean....If you have the good -3 AN hoses, that's it. I used same thing, but 3/8-24 to -4AN for the front of my pickup, used their stainless brake hoses, too.

Thanks again Dave!!

Sean

You betcha!

Looking great! Keeep up the good work. Love that red on the body. Looking good man. Don Jr.

Thanks a lot Don Jr. that means a lot coming from you guys.

Got my brake lines bled and leak free with a little help from some friends, went a lot easier than I thought. We'll give it some time to see if any leaks develope.

After sitting around chatting for a while we decided to put the body on. It took some thinking not having a crane but the engine host, jacks and a lot of blocking seemed to do the trick. I have to clean up a bit to get some better pics and my garage seemed to instantley double in size! I gotta clean my camera off, there's bubbles everywhere.

Sean

Looking good, Sean....

If you're in the garage cleaning mood, when you're done with yours you can come start on mine!!! Heck, I'd even furnish the coffee and buy ya lunch!!!!

Your car looks great! Now no sitting in it making those weird engine noises
Ken

Too late....I forgot to wait until my friends left also.

Thanks,
Sean

Sean car is looking good . Some excellent attention and very well set up .

i just stumbled on this thread, and all i can say is wow! cool! i have a 31 2dr as well and i wonder if i might be able to quiz you on some things. i havent done much lately on mine cause im still researching.will be starting my project as soon as it warms up! once again thats a real nice hotrod ya got there. cheers.... kev.

Thanks for the input guys I really appreciate it.

Kev- feel free to ask away, if I can't answer it these guys here have been a great help to me. Of course after building a car like this it's easy for me to tell you what I might change to make it better. I'll tell you one thing, this post from Brian helped me a lot for my frame build:

http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28617

Sean

Looking nice. Keep it up and you'll be on the road this spring with "real" motor noise.

Earl