This car is beyond beautiful.... The colors are perfect, the rims and tires are perfect... This car IS the quintessential Amarican Made Iconic HOT ROD.
My Model A pick-up has a straight axle in the rear also. Despite the design effort, to control suspension movement, with linkages, the tendency for the axle to attempt to rotate (in multiple directions) under extreme torque input, is inevitable. The result is uneven weight distribution during acceleration. One rear tire is pressed downward, increasing traction, while the opposite rear tire is lifted. 1960s Shelby Mustangs were equipped with straight rear axles, which were modified by locating the differential housing off-center, to compensate for torque. Thus, maintaining balanced traction during hard acceleration. The drawback, of course, was increased imbalance when downshifting, but was an acceptable compromise at the time. I will be considering a Jaguar rear conversion (with the inboard disc brakes) which effectively nullifies torque induced suspension misbehavior, and keeps the rear firmly planted, while your foot is firmly planted. 😎👍
that looks lovely, that colour really pop's but stand well back and have a look front on, that blue paint on the bottom of the grille shell behind the bars really take's away from such a pretty nose, I feel it would make that deuce grille look a whole lot better if it was satin black! not meaning to criticise, just try slipping a piece of black paper behind the bars and stand back to look again, just sayin the little things are what makes such a nice car a real standout!
nice color,one question...y do u guys cut so far up into the body for the rearend? i understand the look your going for...i am just sayin...the rear of the car raised a inch or two would b more my liking. who am i to say..i dont even own a model A.is that a cal. look on the west side sir?
heavy channel and no chop is an east coast style from back in the day, west coast was more no channel and a chop. So this is more a blend of both styles.
@@xmo552 3" chop, Frame is 5" sweep in the front, and 12" in the rear. The frame is really nice and mandrel bent and available from www.bolingbrothers.com
The intake, carbs, and 1980s velocity stacks ruin the entire car. If you're going to try and create a 60's style Hot Rod, learn your history, and do it right the first time.
This was never ever for a second built to be any kind of period correct car. It has 4 wheel disc brakes, a mandrel bent frame, aluminum headed sbc etc.. It was built by my friend that has wanted to build a model a for many many years. He built it exactly how he wanted to and he is more than happy with it. He could also give a fuck about what anyone else thinks about it.
That Boling bros frame is the best thing they have came out with
Congrats on the build! Looks amazing. Great color & can never go wrong with white walls.
This car is beyond beautiful.... The colors are perfect, the rims and tires are perfect... This car IS the quintessential Amarican Made Iconic HOT ROD.
Great build. Thank you so much
That’s right out of a 50’s Hotrod pocket book. Stunning 👍👍👍.
My Favorite Model A right now that blue is perfect.
THAT blue, and the white accents. Perfect!
That blue looks like my old Hotweels 100%
You have nailed that profile! This is what a hotrod should look like!
What is the set up on this stance ?
So beautiful and badass
It's like a weesner painting came to life
You're so right!
Very nice well done love the white walls.
WOOOOAAH, you got some torque there bud lol. Absolutely stunning. Sounds just like my SBC.
This car is SWEET !
One of the most beautiful hot rods🔥
Total 80's rod. Nice job. For a nostalgia 80's build it looks good.
I don't see 80's style at all. I see early 60's. You must not be olde enough to remember...
Not a 80's rod. Rods from the 80's were de chromed, pastel colored with geo or swoopy graphics, billet wheels, digital instruments.
I love 5 window coupes Yours is spot on mate , Awesome
STRAIGHT SPEECHLESS🍻..Much Respect........................Keep GRINDN & SHINNING
Looks like a handful.... great job guys
I hope to see some guys out there building one like this with small block Ford.
Awesome! I'd love to have one just like it. You nailed it.
Very cool 5 window
Nice build. I love the color.
Great job! Great combination of component and color choices.
Шедевр! Это просто моя мечта....
Hot damn that is cool!! Glorious build.
Would love to have something that kool
Awesome A bone! Love every part of it!!!
If that is the same car that u started out with awhile back it has come along way keep up the awesome work
no, this is a freinds car, but it has been on the channel a few times.
@@SYFGARAGE its beautiful I will say that
Almost built it twice lol ! Very Nice job
Great video
Sure is a nice looking car. Love the color
Awesome car! Love the color
Hot Rodder ! Builds his own: R E S P E C T !!!
Super nice job! She's got nuts!
I love it
Gorgeous car, loved the video!
That looks and sounds awesome...Well done!
Nice stance, Nice color But I would be curious as to why it darts to the right when you stomp on it.
My Model A pick-up has a straight axle in the rear also. Despite the design effort, to control suspension movement, with linkages, the tendency for the axle to attempt to rotate (in multiple directions) under extreme torque input, is inevitable.
The result is uneven weight distribution during acceleration.
One rear tire is pressed downward, increasing traction, while the opposite rear tire is lifted.
1960s Shelby Mustangs were equipped with straight rear axles, which were modified by locating the differential housing off-center, to compensate for torque. Thus, maintaining balanced traction during hard acceleration. The drawback, of course, was increased imbalance when downshifting, but was an acceptable compromise at the time.
I will be considering a Jaguar rear conversion (with the inboard disc brakes) which effectively nullifies torque induced suspension misbehavior, and keeps the rear firmly planted, while your foot is firmly planted. 😎👍
Would Corvette IRS suspension work as well?
I don't know about those holes in the visor but it still looking good with your colour choice.
Very sweet looking rod and get a camera soon
Great stuff . Beautiful.
thats clean!
That is special!!! Fair play to you👍
Killer Coupe, Nailed it!!!
That looks great sir. Very nice
Looks great
Nice work mate love the colour
A bit of a handful there. That was fun. Want to be UA-cam friends? Lol
MrHevyshevy lol!
Cool!
Suggestion: Modern Rodding Magazine
that looks lovely, that colour really pop's but stand well back and have a look front on, that blue paint on the bottom of the grille shell behind the bars really take's away from such a pretty nose, I feel it would make that deuce grille look a whole lot better if it was satin black! not meaning to criticise, just try slipping a piece of black paper behind the bars and stand back to look again, just sayin the little things are what makes such a nice car a real standout!
Build your own and paint it any color you choose. Also, what is your you tube channel? I'd like to see some of the stuff that you built.
Agreed. Perfect except I'd black out the grill innards.
😉👌
Man I love that coupe, but that music........
Beyond bitchin'. Please tell me you haven't put it through a neighbor's fence yet... Nice, nice ride.
YOU DID ALOT OF WORK. JUST RITE CHOP, NOT TO MUCH. KILLER COLOR AND CHROME.
BUITYIFULL CAR. KEEP THE SHINNY SIDE UP HOTROD.
Son you gonna drive me to drinkin
Nice one
beautiful build, but please paint everything behind the grill insert satin black, then it will be purfect!
That's one nice hotrod!!
She's pretty...Got the right bloke to paint it that's for sure.
Thanks, He painted it, I just helped.
anyone know what this paint color is called? absolute gorgeous hotrod, nailed it
Mike hurried in to change his underwear. lol
lmao!
Dam beautiful shit fast badass
Ha. My garages name is Make Me Garage. We'd get along great mate. jk. Cool rod. 👍
Nice work sirs!
The “A” looks and sounds cool ...
You were K-rect about the audio until you started the car. All is forgiven😄
Mike built himself a nice rod.
Would you ever consider selling?
That’s awesome!! Don’t you wish you had one? Oh wait
nice color,one question...y do u guys cut so far up into the body for the rearend? i understand the look your going for...i am just sayin...the rear of the car raised a inch or two would b more my liking. who am i to say..i dont even own a model A.is that a cal. look on the west side sir?
heavy channel and no chop is an east coast style from back in the day, west coast was more no channel and a chop. So this is more a blend of both styles.
@@SYFGARAGE
That entire stance is perfection. How much did you lose in the hair cut and how do I copy that frame/suspension?
@@xmo552 3" chop, Frame is 5" sweep in the front, and 12" in the rear. The frame is really nice and mandrel bent and available from www.bolingbrothers.com
how long did this take to build?
it was probably 2 years
Awesome!
Awesome job. But I don’t like the exhaust.
Sweet! I love your channel name :) What's the name of the color?
Bout how many hours/days did you put in?
Keeping track would be pretty depressing lol. It took probably 2 years working off and on, doing other things in between.
Nice
Sweeet
Sweeeet!
E.T. done good.
bet he almost pooped a bit lol
What color is it? Hot hues warp speed blue?
I think its a restoration shop color from tcp global.
that A is RAD. How much is it Zd in back?
12"
What length rear end?
60" WMS to WMS
Who made the frame ?
www.bolingbrothers.com/
Bitchin! What length rear end?
Futa 👍😧
Thats Bitchen!
Cool video BAD MUSIC!!!
I'd watch and like your content even if you used a potato under water
The intake, carbs, and 1980s velocity stacks ruin the entire car. If you're going to try and create a 60's style Hot Rod, learn your history, and do it right the first time.
I dont think he was going for a period correct replica. Let the man build what he wants, and dont be an asshole if you dont like it.
@@oskawurmli9600 Don't build a half ass car, ESPECIALLY when the majority of the Hot Rod Newbies think they've nailed the "old school" look !
frank livingston As i said though, just because you dont think it’s perfect and traditional, you dont have to talk shit about the guy’s pride and joy
When did he say he built a period car
This was never ever for a second built to be any kind of period correct car. It has 4 wheel disc brakes, a mandrel bent frame, aluminum headed sbc etc.. It was built by my friend that has wanted to build a model a for many many years. He built it exactly how he wanted to and he is more than happy with it. He could also give a fuck about what anyone else thinks about it.