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Old 01-05-2005, 12:07 AM
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*Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Well its done.

No real heavy modifications, just trying to get a rat rod feel for the truck.

Hope you like it:






Only aftermarket items are turned velocity stacks, wirings, radiator and gas cap and thats it.










what do you think?
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Very much like a rat rod. Great build Paul.
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

I like it, nice and clean and all the right proportions.
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Looks real good. There's always a special place in my heart for well presented flat colors.
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

It could use some lowering imo, but awesome job as always. I have this same kit and didnt notice that there werent any door panel details. Or are there some and you just decided to leave it out? Either way, sweet rat rod!

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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

It passes with flying colors!
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I'll give ya a A++
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Great job! Was there a possibility to lower it in the back?
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Cool build.
I like the color combo of this rod..
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I like it! The color combo is great. Lowering the back end would be a nice touch.
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Very cool! beautiful build.
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Very nice
Lots of nice rods on the forum recently. It teases me to build one.
Just a question: the pinstripping decals you used, were they in the kit?
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

look really great !
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Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

Yes, the pinstripes were included in the kit as decals.

I wasn't sure how to lower the rear end, as the suspension is a one piece spring (as you can see) and if I cut the sprig it would not have an attachment point. Unless I would swap out the rear end I don't think its possible to lower it much. As is I bent the leaf spring pretty good to get it to sit lower.
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Re: Re: *Completed* 1929 Ford Rat Rod truck

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Yes, the pinstripes were included in the kit as decals.

I wasn't sure how to lower the rear end, as the suspension is a one piece spring (as you can see) and if I cut the sprig it would not have an attachment point. Unless I would swap out the rear end I don't think its possible to lower it much. As is I bent the leaf spring pretty good to get it to sit lower.
Yeah, sometimes it's not easy to do a radical change in ride height w/o re-engineering the whole deal. That's up to the builder to decide if it's worth the effort or not. Looks cool regardless.
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