This followed me home tonight.
Whoopsie!
- Thread starter Agility Customs
- Start date
This thing is a freaking death trap. Way funner to drive than I anticipated.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
Is it getting cut up into something cool?
Ok now I’m in.
Alright, so what's the plan? Axle swap? Why type of lockers? I'm guessing 35s? Definitely going to need some rock sliders. You've already got the offroad/baja lights. I'd worry about how much that front bumper will mess with your approach, might want to tuck that back. Not a lot of room up front for coilovers or shocks in general, curious what your plan is on suspension? Looking forward to the build!
Now I just want to take it with us to competitions and use it to get around town. Obviously in a pin-striped tux.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Don’t forget you top hat.
My grandpa bought this car in 1948 and was his daily driver until the early 70s when my uncles started driving it to high school until the original engine finally blew up. It is all original sheet metal and original drivetrain.
I have no plans to change anything, I just want to drive it around town and get ice cream with the kids in it. Its far from show quality but overall a killer survivor and great driver
I have no plans to change anything, I just want to drive it around town and get ice cream with the kids in it. Its far from show quality but overall a killer survivor and great driver
Even cooler that it's a family original. Awesome!
It is bone stock exactly the way it rolled it off the assembly line in 1932
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
Rad. That isn't a whooopsie. That's heritage!
