[john56h]

Hi, I'm new here and thought I'd start by showing off the project that I'm working on currently. It's former stock car racer made from a 1933 Chevy three window coupe. Here's a picture:

 

[54truck]

Welcome John! It is neat. Does it have knockoff wheels? Bud

 

[john56h]

Yes, the front hubs are 6 pin with knock-off nuts to secure the wheels. The rear hubs are wide-five "safety hub" type on 3/4 ton spindles. The rearend is a Frankland Quickchange.

Here's a picture of the magnesium wheel I plan to use on the front:



Here are some more pictures of the car:

 

[poncho62]

welcome........Are you putting it on the street?

 

[john56h]

Yes, those are "true" knock-off hubs and Yes we are planning on running this car on both the street and the track.

Here are some more pictures:

 

[john56h]

Yes, they are true knock-off hubs...and Yes, we plan to run the car on the road as well as the track.

This is the car as found...after over thirty years of neglect.

 

[Henry Highrise]

Welcome to the forum. :welcome:

 

[Decho]

This is GREAT!! It's awesome that you're saving a part of American history. I really like the what you're doing with it.
Best of luck with the project!!

 

[Chevrolet4x4s]

That is awesome.Do you know anything about its history?Welcome to Hotrodders :welcome: .

Shane

 

[Job~Rated]

Superb! :thumbup:

Welcome, John! :welcome:

 

[NEW INTERIORS]

Boy if that car could talk,I would love to hear the story's it would tell. :thumbup:

 

[Stovebolter]

Boy if that car could talk,I would love to hear the story's it would tell. :thumbup:

If you listen reeeaaaal good, they all talk to you......

I bet its saying, "Thanks for getting me out of those weeds.....the poison ivy was killing me...."

Dave