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working on the hotrod front axle.

Frank, you work VERY fast. Are you sure you dont do this for a living

no i do not do this for a living.
i can make these and desing it like eating cookies.
i work as an engineer for 25 years,and did lot off things
restorating cars, bikes,but i have seen this for now
to many rust and other old parts.
wenn i work it goes very fast,
the probelm is time,i have so many projects now.
wenn i can not work at one project because off waiting for parts,i will start another project like your hotrod
grt frank

Well frank you kick ass man. Nice work!!

many thanks

Frank: Really great looking project. Do you ever sleep ????

Kevin

NOT VERY MUCH,DREAMING A LOT ,THAT IS WHERE I GET THE IDEAS

Duuuuude... You're making all the rest of us look like total slackers.... you've built more cars this year than the total I've ever OWNED!!!

I can see this one finished up now, all polished up suspension, mirror-black painted body with classic hot rod flames... this will be a show-stopper!

As everyone else has said, you're amazing. Beautiful work.

some cutting done for the rear axle.
using the raco diff i bought in sweden some time ago

hotrod schassis im progress,rear wheels are not the ones i am going to use

I am totaly amazed at your work , thankyou for letting us be a part of it.

Hi Frank, looking good! Quick question, where do you get the rod-ends from? Also the tie-rods for your other project, is it something I can purchase in the US? Thanks.

do you mean the plastic or steal ones
the plastic one are from 1-5 scale cars,the steal ones come from overtoom holland

hi Frank, I meant the plastic ones. Thanks.

rear axle hotord ready