Fabbin’ Rear Radius Rod Mounts (Or Man Lies Under Car & Thinks…)

Trying to keep the momentum going on my 1927 Ford Model T Touring hot rod on a Model A frame with an 8BA flathead V8! Today I'm cutting up my rear radius rods and fabricating mounts for them! AND I think I caught a bit of luck in the process and fell right in to the correct pinion angle without needing to pie cut the rods!
Plenty of challenges to face when building a low budget hot rod project so subscribe an follow along and learn from my mistakes! (Believe me, I make plenty of ‘em!)
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About me:
After some MAJOR life changes I'm finally working on my hot rod!
And yes, I mean hot rod. Not a street rod, not a rat rod. HOT ROD!
I'll be building this as a traditional build but not to a single time period. I'm building a car that would have been constantly modified from the 40's in to the 60's. My goal is to use all parts from before 1966 (the year I was born).
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