I love the personal touches you put on the 33, well done.
I was drawn to the Hotrod because so many of them are unique and not just another clone.
Dale
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I love the personal touches you put on the 33, well done.
I was drawn to the Hotrod because so many of them are unique and not just another clone.
Dale
Did you use the original trunk hinges or make new ones to do the reverse trunk opening? A terrific job by the way.
thanks,
Nevin
Nevin, AKA H. R. Lucky
33 Hot Rod sn 524 build started 3/18/2013, First Start-5/09/2015, Go Cart-6/01/2015
5.0 Coyote engine, 9in. Ford rear, 4 Link, Wilwood 12in. front brakes
AC, power steering, FFR 17/18in. Hot Rod wheels
Yes is was the same hinges. Using them saved some fab work. I like how it all turned out. The only down side came from the placement needing to be in the middle in order to clear the back of the body. with the two hinges close together there is a lot more freeplay and wobble back and forth. thankfully it isn't to much of a problem with the two gas lift springs helping to support/limit it.
My build site : www.ScootinThunder33.com
What kind of wheels are you using. They fit the theme well.
Great fab work, by the way.
-Steve
Mk IV #8901 - Complete kit, Coyote, TKO-600, IRS. Ordered 5/23/16, Delivered 7/14/16, First Start 8/13/17, First Go-Kart 10/22/17, Registered and Completed 10/18/18. Build Thread: http://thefactoryfiveforum.com/showt...V-Coyote-Build Graduation Thread: https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...-Roadster-8901
They are Rhino armory wheels, normally meant for a wrangler. A bit heavy but looks great. 17" 255 front 285 rear
My build site : www.ScootinThunder33.com
Awesome!! Very nice design...
Took some time!!
Robert