good afternoon cboy .... I am your number 1 fan, let me congratulate you in advance, I tell you that I am going to make my own homemade hotrod, I have an idea with welding and I do not find it difficult to work the metal, I think I am a regular craftsman, I have learned a lot from his publications, I only want his help if possible, I need the measures of the chassis, because I do not have the donor yet, but I want to start manufacturing the chassis, I am looking for a Ford F150 end of the 70s as you recommend in your samples, but I also like the front suspensions of the dodge of the 70, if it is not too much to ask I would like to have the measures of the black roadster that you built from 0, a marvel of car, I go by mine, without more than asking me goodbye, many greetings and thank you very much for your attention ..... excuse the bad spelling but I am using google translator, I do not know English and I am from Colombia ..... thank you very much ... .

Here's a link to "The Scratch Built Hotrod" ebook.


http://www.rutherfordms.com/freedown...uilthotrod.pdf

Dewey, I was studying your scratch built hot rod e-book and it no longer available for viewing. Is there a way for me to access the book again? Thanks for your time. Mike

Hi, I was taking a look at the square tubing mod you made for the tube bender. I have the same type bender and would like to purchase one of the die and roller from you. How much?
Thanks,
Chris

Dewey, How are you doing? I may be in your neck of the woods soon for my job, would love to buy you lunch. Dan

Just Old,

I owe you a huge apology for not responding to your question. It got totally lost in my notification box. Sorry about that. If you are still looking at using a twin I beam front end, I found that making the frame rails 32" wide (measured outside to outside) works well and then plac3 the axle pivot mount holes directly over the frame rail. (works on axles up to 79, later axles require different mounting positions). Hope that helps a bit. Again, sorry for the delay.

Dewey

are there any standard measurements I should follow on the frame build . and is there any measurements when some one uses the twin I beam type front end . I did not no if the book shows dimision on it .
thank you