MY BUILDS AND FAB 117harv

I will be posting pics on a regular basis of current and past builds and parts, as i usually only do partial fab and the customer does the rest thanks Harv.

Here is a 38 ford pickup i did for a customer, i chopped it 6 inch and shortened the bed 18 inch, it sits on one of my custom frames and was delivered as it sits, the customer finished it.

More pics of the chassis it is 2x5 120 wall tubing that has been pinched and sleeved and all welds ground smooth. The front and rear suspention is a buggy spring with my hair pins and heim joints, all work is polished bare metal.

nice fab work!! I like it!!! keep the pics going!!!!!

Some more.

Some split, drilled and polished wishbones...very labor intensive but worth the sore wrists and arms.

Drilled and polished axles, not as much work as the bones, but work none the less.

very impressive , I wanted to drill the front of my frame like that , I guess the itch to drive was just to big , Nice Work ! [dr

Here are some motor mounts and hair pins on a gasser 62 chevy two.

Some real long front wishbones, made from 1936 truck rear bones and front clevises.

A pair of custom wing nuts.

Very nice craftsmanship. Uniformed, clean,.......yep, very nice. You'll fit right in here..[cl [P Welcome to RRR from NC.

Very nice!

Wow! really nice work. My sinus passages are screaming from all the grinding and blending that work must of taken. Got any more photos of the process of putting all those holes in?

Very nice work i wish i had the tools your workin with .[cl

beautiful work man.. really like that frame work..

also really like how you pieced in the roof .. very cool

I'll second that...beautiful work! What are you sanding the flat surfaces with?

That is some supper clean work your doing there. Also some very innovative chassis ideas as well. I particularly like how you have the box set up that it shows off the entire rear half of the frame with the box floor underneath it all. That's a very cool idea to show off the art work that is that frame.

I'm also curious as to what steering box your using in this application. I looks to me that what ever it is you have it turned on it's side.

Very cool...Awsome fab work.

Here are some more misc. thanks for the kind words.

Anyone need anything custom?

Very nice craftsmanship 117harv.

That is just awesome,wow! I really like that frame design and everything on it, and the work on the truck is really cool. I have a question with cutting all those holes. Looks like you use regular hole saws, how many do you go thru on a frame like that,or do they last pretty well. What lubricant do you use?

Very nice! So you just use a hole saw to cut the holes in the bones and axle?