Newbie from Wisconsin

[68sprtsat383]

Welcome

 

[II Funny]

Welcome from Indiana. Like to see more pictures of the 48.

Just a late model 440. It’s gonna be a street strip pump gas hot rod. Quarter elliptical rear ladder bar suspension. The ladder bars are 84”. There was a Studebaker built back in 62 that had the same rear suspension. Colson and Wood ran the car.

 

[multimopes]

Welcome aboard from NJ. Beautiful old Plymouth! You out to make a clone of the old Ramchargers "High and Mighty" car. By the way, maybe you aren't, but I'm a big Packer fan!

 

[64BEL]

Welcome, Cheesehead. Cool car!

 

[texas69bee]

Between Afton and Orfordville...

So are you in Hanover?
Lived in Janesville for 45 yrs

 

[II Funny]

So are you in Hanover?
Lived in Janesville for 45 yrs

Close. Just a bit south of there. Beloit address orfordville phone number and school district.

 

[polywideblock]

g'day from Australia

 

[eric383]

Welcome from Waukesha county. Sweet gasser! Good luck with your project.

 

[Pete Kaczmarski]

Are those retreads applied to the white wall tires? What does the tread look like or are they smooth.

 

[II Funny]

Are those retreads applied to the white wall tires? What does the tread look like or are they smooth.

They’re towel city retread cheaters. I’ve had four pair with zero issues. The whitewall is like a bonded portawall...I got them in a trade, or I’d have blackwall ones. I do like how the look now that they’re on the car. If ya want a nonbonded whitewall you’re gonna have to buy Radir ones. The tread is smooth other than two cheater groves that run radially about an inch and a half from the sidewall

 

[RebelautoengrLLC]

Welcome!

 

[Ironbuilt]

Welcome from North Carolina.

 

[BDF6]

Hello from California!
(We have cheese also)

 

[gtxracer]

I really like your style and those ladder bars are monsters. Great to see you build a little nostalgia. Welcome aboard from the Pacific Northwest and happy you joined us..
Bob

 

[GetX'd]

Welcome to FBBO from SoCal - sweet old ride you have there

 

[wagonman]

Howdy from Oregon.