hotrod 1932

[frankkind]

working on the hotrod front axle.

[Mike Casey]

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

[frankkind]

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

[Mike Casey]

Well frank you kick ass man. Nice work!!

[frankkind]

many thanks

[K]

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

Kevin

[frankkind]

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

[M.R. Ogle]

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.

[frankkind]

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

[frankkind]

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

[CALracing]

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

[Turbogolf]

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.

[frankkind]

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

[Turbogolf]

hi Frank, I meant the plastic ones. Thanks.

[frankkind]

rear axle hotord ready