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OK, and to add to this question, or maybe set a line of sight, does anyone have a friend who works for the DMV in their area?:rolleyes: The DMV has a total number count of how many registered RODS are on the road every year. They, or who ever has access to the information, can garner this to our...

Hey Neo........:rolleyes: are you still with us on this build? It has been some time since you last posted any updates, your rig is greatly appreciated and we enjoy your tenasity in the fabrication as well. If you are still with us, we would like to see your progress. :cool: Maximo

I have a set of alluminum ship yard lights that are about 18" Dia. They put out gobbs of light, I was going to use them on my 38 IHC as road side work lights.:rolleyes: Maximo

Forget what I wrote earlier, if you dash over to the IHC.org site, you can get that informationreal quick from someone there. Maximo

Actually, you would have more room if you relocate the radiator to the rear of the ride and build an air tunnel to keep it cool.:rolleyes: This would give you room for other options like an oil cooler that takes less room up front and you could do something exotic to stamp your mark.:cool: Just...

If this a 39 New Yorker, you better buy it up quick. There were only a handfull of NewYorkers built in 39, and only 4 exist today known in the USA. It is a very rare ride to own.:eek::D:cool: Maximo

I sent you an e-mail about a mid 30'ish grill and radiator support for a '36/'37 car/truck grill assembly.

I am using a 54 Desotto dash gage set for my 38 D30 unit. It is a real nice cluster and sets well in front of the stearing area. This is my Desotto cluster, I broke it down to ready and repair. Maximo

Getting there with good time frame.:D

OK...since you asked and I have been late on getting a word in edgewise, for asthetics and appearences, the grill is usually lower then the rear hood inset. or at least when the hood is set into place, there is nothing but a down slope from the winshield to the face of the grill. Main purpose...

Hey BK, that is one heavy truck you have going on at your shop...really digging the lines and chop. I am not sure if I am going to chop my 38 1.5 yet. It is a big fendered pig and I really love the popint on the nose.:D Maximo

I here you Bro, I road on up into the real first snow fall last week...everyone on the road were pointing fingures :D:rolleyes:

What are you going to do with that other frame hehind your new ride?

Super cool Xmas for you.....you will be jonesing before long.....:D I just woke up to another 8" of snow this morning. Maximo

That power su-ply unit you bought at the auction is a very dependable unit. The auxillary units work well too. We have 4 of them in our wleding shop at work, plus 2 big a$$ TIG units that simply rock. The tigs are 3-phase and can run nearly 8 hours with out any hickups. External cooling units...

Now that you have stepped up to the plate and are starting to head for the big leagues, you should join the "Binder Association". :eek: It is a national IHC owners group and there are a great deal of us here on this forum already.:D I would personally like to shake your hand and pat you on the...

Well all you have there is the main power supply for the program. You will still need to acquire the MIG and Tig assemblies to make it a complete welding unit. If you are picking it up for less then $500, its' a start in a better direction. Happy hunting and good luck. Maybe one of those other...

A couple years ago, my brother and I went down the street and brought home 2 carts from the local vegi store, Albertsons brand. We went to work and created a real strong and simple welding cart in a matter of a couple hours. Pulled out the sawzall and grinders, had some nice diamond plating to...

I would like to have a tube shark for my personal shop, but cant seem to caugh up the kind of jack they are demanding for one. That is one very heavy duty bender BH, I am really getting excited to see all the new gadjets you are dropping at our feet. I have been spoiled too much from my job, I...

That 70 circled is probably the rating for doing 0.25 thick welding. ????:rolleyes: Maximo