Steve-o here from Western Mass.

Hey everybody, just found this forum yesterday and looking forward to get ideas, swap parts and get enlightened !!
I finished a '30 ford pickup last year and have had good luck with it so far. Started with a frame build copied a bit from Boling Bros Early Iron, 2x3 tubing Z'ed, bagged S-10 rear with wheel adaptors, 350 sbc tri-power with t400 trans, Superbell 4' I beam, '40 Ford juice brakes. Chopped 7 inches and channeled 3 inches, stock '30 Ford bed with louvered gate.
Building a '30 Ford suicide sedan and '30 Ford coupe now.

Welcome. Good looking truck.

welcome from either north or east of you (N of MA, E of VT. you have VT plates on your truck) up in NH. nice looking truck. [cl

Welcome to the triple R, nice truck!

Beercan

Welcome, great looking truck. Your pics make me glad I live in AZ in the winter

Welcome aboard, great looking truck! Love the cab lights.......used to see those light bars on old trucks everywhere when I was a kid.....wish I had gathered up some and saved them

Nice truck. Welcome to the site.

welcome from out west

Welcome from another Steve-o or Stever or what my wife might say to me..

STEVEN! what did you do now?!! Excellent truck, by the way.

Great looking truck! Welcome to the site.

Looking forward to seeing the other two. [P

Welcome from MI....

Looks a bit frosty in the photos.... got heat in that? Anyway, love the car and welcome aboard.....[cl

Welcome...Nice truck, cab lites too..

dig the truck

Q: i see handles on the roof do those sections pop out if so more pics of that are required.

welcome to wwwrrr

Awesome fotos! I have to snag that first one. Welcome to the board.

Welcome to RRR!

Thanks for the compliments everybody!! Still snowy here in Western Mass, but as you can see I HAD to do a winter cruise, although only a few mile jaunt as the only heat in that heap is from the exposed t400 transmission, it ALWAYS is a thrill. Got about 3000 miles on it last year with dirty fuel tank problems and thats about it. Funny you guys mentioned the cab lights as they were on the truck when I bought it, the roof is a pair of hinged side panels from another "A" that I have in the backyard. I'll take a few more pics if you like and check it out. The frame I'm building now with my bud Pat is for his suicide Nailhead tripower '30 sedan, also to be chopped and channeled.
Will keep you posted and thanks again for the compliments!!

Welcome to the RRR site from WEST VIRGINIA
cant wait to here more about you and your projects

Welcome to RRR from North Carolina! I sure do like that truck!

cool truck for sure !