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It's been a while but I'm back on it. Finishing up all the frame work. Pics soon to come!

Looks great small foot!

Yeah there will be no mail slots around here!

Welcome to the site. Also from southern Ohio but from the Cincinnati area.

Thanks guys. The progress is slow but fun!

If you know your welds are penetrating then you are ok. I did my frame with a gas 110 welder. On thicker steel you might have to build up some heat. People also crap talked my welder. If you wanna be totally sure you can bevel the spot your gonna weld to assure penetration.

Rear window. Fitted the full size rear window. It took about 2 hours to get it to fit right but in really happy with it.

Very cool small foot. What's the radiator you're using from?

Thank you! He has more big plans for it this winter. Gonna tub it and lower it more. Make a steel bed And have it professionally done in satin black

Yankee transplant here's my dads '49 white superpower.

It looks great!

Thanks a lot it hasn't always been easy but it's been very fun! I fit the doors today. I cut the first door a half inch too much:eek: but it was an easy fix.

Thanks everyone. I didn't want the roof super low so I started at four inches and went from there. 5 inches is where I liked it. I'll be working on the rear window and the doors today.

Took five inches out total!

Haven't messed with the T in a while because of overtime at the firehouse. I was able to make some progress this week. One for motivation.

Thanks for the help. It has just about perfect caster angle. And no death wobble. From what I gather the idea was that the shocks were to help the steering wheel return to center after turning. It did not work at all. Just made it harder to steer. Drives very nice without them.

Yeah the animals should be ok too as long as the smoke isn't lingering around. I would plasma cut galv all day long no respirator or anything with no problems until those fans broke.

I used to weld and cut galv for a living. Use a respirator and weld in a well ventilated area. My fans broke once in the shop and I ended up with a chemical pneumonia. So don't breath the smoke. But I wouldn't pass on the cheap metal.

I love the fox chassis. I have two myself. An 82 gt and an 89 gt. I'm gonna start on my 89 soon. Good project keep up the good work!

Ok thanks for the info. If that is the problem what would be the real fix for that? I assume the shocks are the "band aid" fix.