Wednesday, December 26, 2012
As I purchased the hot rod.
This is the way the hot rod looked when I purchased it on October 31, 2011. It has a stock 307 Chevy engine, 350 transmission and a Ford 9 inch rear. I flew into Dallas, Texas to purchase the vehicle and drove it all the way home to Chattanooga, Tennesse the next day without incident. The hot rod ran great. I had a blast driving it.
Saturday, December 8, 2012
The truck was purchased from a family in Phillipsburg, Kansas and trailered to Arlington, TX for the build process. The original owner was D. C. Jemmings. DC was a plumber and this was his first company truck. The Jennings family owned the truck until 2010 when it was purchased by the builder.
The builder is a retired GM engineer. I had no involvement in the initial build process. I purchased the hot rod when it was about 75% completed. I have been chipping away at finishing it out since I purchased it on Halloween day 2011. Here are a few build pix for you.
The builder is a retired GM engineer. I had no involvement in the initial build process. I purchased the hot rod when it was about 75% completed. I have been chipping away at finishing it out since I purchased it on Halloween day 2011. Here are a few build pix for you.
On the trip home from Kansas |
You are going to do what with this pile of scrap metal?! |
It's coming together. |
Sunday, November 4, 2012
I purchased this little hot rod about a year ago from a builder in Arlington Texas. This is how the rod looked a year ago. It is still basically the same today with a few modifications. I should have started this blog a year ago when I started working on the rod. Over a little time I will try to catch up and post some activities and pictures of upgrades that I have made. Check back often for updates.
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