1933 dodge 4dr to 2dr update

[transport module #3]

like your build skull,,,,and,,,your wide open ,,look at all the options first,,approach....
it is one of the best trackrat builds on here..

[skull]

Originally Posted by transport module #3

like your build skull,,,,and,,,your wide open ,,look at all the options first,,approach....
it is one of the best trackrat builds on here..

thanks,,

need to get back on it, but the race car is taking all my time right now.

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[skull]

we got the steering column welded in today so now l can actually steer it when l get driveable

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[Old Iron]

Originally Posted by skull

we got the steering column welded in today so now l can actually steer it when l get driveable

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Lookin good.
If these are not D shafts, right below where the two shafts are welded together, drill a big enough hole through the outer sleeve and do a plug weld just for safety sake

[skull]

Originally Posted by Old Iron

Lookin good.
If these are not D shafts, right below where the two shafts are welded together, drill a big enough hole through the outer sleeve and do a plug weld just for safety sake

can do, thanks

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[skull]

getting ready to set the motor & tranny in for (hopefully) for the final time.

will stick the intake on and get the distributior in and a ton of little stuff this week.

l scored on these 1:5 rockers for 5O bucks, the guy got them and decided to go to 1:6's and just wanted them out of his shop

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[Old Iron]

Heck of a buy !!!!

[skull]

painted some on the frame today and getting ready to change the rear-slug/pumpkin out. the one that came in the car has a ovaled out yoke so the U-joints won't bolt in properly and seat flat. the way it is the drive shaft would spit itself out pretty quick the way it wobbled in the yoke.

luckily the pack rat in me saved the day again. l had a 1970 ford truck that we parted out a few years ago and it had a nine inch, so we saved it. the defective rear pumpkin gears were 3:OO's and the replacement one is a 3:5O non posi.

getting the brake lights to work is a challenge with the after market pedal. but the after market makes a solution for this. l got the style that will hook to the pedal itself so when the pedal travels it activates the brake lights.


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[skull]

firewall is painted. the color is "0il Rubbed Bronze Satin Metallic"

motor all dressed up & no where to go.

next couple days putting the steering Coulomn in for the final time and getting stuff fabbed up for the brake light switch.


AND as always, the little odds & ends that seem to never stop showing up

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[skull]

want to get it done but still a slow go of it..

we got the steering buttoned up today. l used a old BMX bicycle aluminum goose neck for the coloulm drop. little modifying and it works great.

no place for a horn on the wheel so a push button on the dash and a aftermarket turn signal switch is the next stuff to hook up.

a real nice metal one that is a good quality turn signal was picked up at the swap meet and now it will have a good home


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