The StanceWorks Shop Truck: 1928 Model A Pickup

[hechtspeed]

Obviously, the H.A.M.B forums are gonna be a big resource for old rods like your Model A. Here's some inspiration from the Salt for ya.

This model A roadster was home built and runs a McCulloch blower on a straight 8 (was in Hot Rod mag 2 years ago or so)


This is a car built by a 28 year old kid here in Utah. Salt Flats Speed Shop, look him up. His build thread on the hamb is here:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=409078

[loneStar22]

few years ago, when Ben was telling me of this 'idea' for a website him and some friends were having

[180roman]

Are you using a MIG or a TIG for the welding? Welds looked pretty neat for a first time.

[Lukey]

would be awesome if you put a bmw engine in it.

needs a pushrod v8

[Flavourless]

Looking forward to this. If you get the urge to change up the hinges to something a little cleaner check out something like these. http://www.clancey.com/product/class.aspx?cid=7596 nice because you can take the door on and off with out unbolting the hinges and you can make the arms any length you want with some 1/8" or 1/4" flat stock.

[Spados.]

great scott! this will be mad.

[seffer]

this is rad! can't wait to see where this goes, but i wanna update on...well you know....

[kaidotech]

Want want want. Needs a flat-top ford motor.

[WideFive]

Want want want. Needs a flat-top ford motor.

pshh flat heads are so played..go with a 472 caddy, Ford or not it deserves a truly unique motor to seal the deal haha

[softg]

what a find, super clean

do you sketch out ideas at all? be interesting to see some intent

subbed as I'm sure this will be epic

[diesel986]

Subscribed

[ullyeus]

This gonna be epic!

[tangmo]

jst love what you guys do!

[Jack.]

Yeee!

[Marsss]

The great thing about this build is that the pics will always be of excellent quality! Sub'd