Hey Travis, again, your video title got my attention, I know there is many ways to build your/our rods...I personally like the way Matt over at ITG did his sub rails out of 1 X 2 box tubing, he cut & welded the tube to fit the contours of his chassis....he bolted the sub rails to the chassis using the factory holes, then welded the body to these rails.....anyway, be safe, God Bless....love your channel!!! You are quite talented!!
Love your videos! I've got a '29 coupe body to fit onto a '31 chassis...this is my first Model A banger build. I am keeping everything stock and wanted to get your advice/tips on what direction/parts I should look at to mount the body to my chassis. Which blocks, subrails, etc. My initial thought was to get '31 block and '31 rails and then figure out how to get the body onto those...but again, I'm new and want to learn. Appreciate your help. Thanks Travis!
you all probably dont care at all but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
@Cristian Jadiel Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I built a 1934 Ford P/U hot rod with 6" chop, 6" channel, and a 5" cab stretch which gives my 6' 4" frame good comfort. It has full hood and side curtains and a drastically shortened bed. The problem is that at 55 mph's the wind noise is comparable to Niagara Falls. It has full glass, dynamat insulation plus another 1/2" matt insulation between the aluminum interior. It is not the 302 Ford crate motor that is making the noise, but the air rushing around the A pillars. No problem driving around town, but cruising at 70 is a ear damage situation. Anyone experience the same?
To most people, no music is boring. I gotta appeal to the masses. And I can’t put real music in videos I can only put copyright free music and it’s usually mediocre at best so sorry but I won’t be making any silent movies anytime soon
@@RACGARAGE you are doing a fine job good sir, It is your content and music that makes your channel unique. Keep up the good work and vids. You seem to be really knowledge in fabrication I like your videos I've been watching them I'm building a T Bucket though it's homemade I'm a little bit stumped on the front end with my front suspension of where to mount and how to mount my front shock absorbers it appears that I have the older version setup of leaf spring in front of the front axle I was wondering if you could possibly have time and look at my videos I would be interested in hearing your intake on this th-cam.com/video/tAinvd-dr0E/w-d-xo.html
Hey Travis, again, your video title got my attention, I know there is many ways to build your/our rods...I personally like the way Matt over at ITG did his sub rails out of 1 X 2 box tubing, he cut & welded the tube to fit the contours of his chassis....he bolted the sub rails to the chassis using the factory holes, then welded the body to these rails.....anyway, be safe, God Bless....love your channel!!! You are quite talented!!
Matt usually does that for channeled cars, I wanted to bring my floors back to factory so I went this route
All them shop noises is music enough
Love your videos! I've got a '29 coupe body to fit onto a '31 chassis...this is my first Model A banger build. I am keeping everything stock and wanted to get your advice/tips on what direction/parts I should look at to mount the body to my chassis. Which blocks, subrails, etc. My initial thought was to get '31 block and '31 rails and then figure out how to get the body onto those...but again, I'm new and want to learn. Appreciate your help. Thanks Travis!
everything affects everything ;) Nice work :)
you all probably dont care at all but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot my password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.
@Immanuel Hassan instablaster =)
@Cristian Jadiel Thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Cristian Jadiel it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
@Immanuel Hassan No problem =)
I built a 1934 Ford P/U hot rod with 6" chop, 6" channel, and a 5" cab stretch which gives my 6' 4" frame good comfort. It has full hood and side curtains and a drastically shortened bed. The problem is that at 55 mph's the wind noise is comparable to Niagara Falls. It has full glass, dynamat insulation plus another 1/2" matt insulation between the aluminum interior. It is not the 302 Ford crate motor that is making the noise, but the air rushing around the A pillars. No problem driving around town, but cruising at 70 is a ear damage situation. Anyone experience the same?
Good video but I can't stand the music that people put in there videos. Just stick to building the car.
To most people, no music is boring. I gotta appeal to the masses. And I can’t put real music in videos I can only put copyright free music and it’s usually mediocre at best so sorry but I won’t be making any silent movies anytime soon
Turnoff the music. if it looks like,sounds like music kill it.
I’ve improved on my later videos. It’s a work in progress.
@@RACGARAGE you are doing a fine job good sir, It is your content and music that makes your channel unique. Keep up the good work and vids. You seem to be really knowledge in fabrication I like your videos I've been watching them I'm building a T Bucket though it's homemade I'm a little bit stumped on the front end with my front suspension of where to mount and how to mount my front shock absorbers it appears that I have the older version setup of leaf spring in front of the front axle I was wondering if you could possibly have time and look at my videos I would be interested in hearing your intake on this th-cam.com/video/tAinvd-dr0E/w-d-xo.html