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No, after my last '29 build, I want to keep this one relatively simple. Using the kit panels. *NM*
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Looks good, Steve. Are you going to use real wood for the panels? *NM*
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Ok, a little update on the 29 Woodie I've been working on,,, [PICS].
That looks good, sets just about the same as My Model A. Just a tad high in the rear as they were back inna day. *NM*
Looks good. Ride height is just right. *NM*
Your "carpentry" is nicely done. ;^) *NM*
Any hints on f/r axles to get the drop just right? *NM*
I just cut a slot in the spring crossmember and ground the top of it off. Spring slides right up inside. Interior floor hides it but I have to cut the tip off the spring so the floor sits in the fenders. The front axel is from the parts box. I don't recognize it but it fits. *NM*
Can you post a pic of the front - I'm curious about which kit. Scored about a zillion hot rod parts several years ago, I may have it in stock
Here you go Bob,,[PICS]
Looks good, Steve. Are you going to use real wood for the panels? *NM*
No, after my last '29 build, I want to keep this one relatively simple. Using the kit panels. *NM*
