Kentucky Armory Club

Built this table the other day cause I'm tired of kneeling on the floor when I make stuff. I've got a Model A frame to build and a 55 Chevy frame to modify and I want to try making them as square as possible.

Built out of 2x4 3/16" tubing, with homemade screw jacks for raising the casters off the floor and leveling. I'll build bolt-on clamping jigs to secure/support the work on the table.

Its 4' x 10', and heavy as hell so it should help to keep the chassis true (I hope).

I like it. One day I will get around to building my 4x8 welding table

Nice work MK.

Made some slip-on table extensions to support the front end since the table is only 10 ft long. Scrap left over from my first (failed) Model A frame.
Frame ready to cut:
Complete front suspension ready to sell:

New shock bar welded between frame rails, original shocks mount directly to trunk floor sheetmetal and is a weak point.
New subframe starting, need to re-profile rails:
Cutting and reshaping rails:

Roughly what it's supposed to look like, not final fitted yet:
Fish plates done to hopefully reinforce my cut n weld:

Awesome

Nice work!

Awesome work!


Mercury Marauder!!!!!

Buy the Marauder so I can dump money into the Chevy!

Looking good.
What's up with the dusty S13 in the back?

Kid that works for me put his 180 in my shop and is swapping a Supra motor into it.

Nice work!

jmeister wrote:Looking good.
What's up with the dusty S13 in the back?

The real story.

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Nice welds.

samb. wrote:Nice welds.

That's the punchline to an old joke at work: What do you say to a guy with an IQ of 40?

Mexican Kerry wrote:Buy the Marauder so I can dump money into the Chevy!

Would you deliver??

Jonwoos wrote:

Mexican Kerry wrote:Buy the Marauder so I can dump money into the Chevy!

Would you deliver??

Yup, I would. Only problem would be if I brought it down and you said "This car is a piece of shit, deal's off." But I guess it would be a road trip which isn't a bad thing.

Nice work, Going gasser on the Chevy? I was building a 2 Lane Blacktop replica when some one had to have it a lot more than it was worth to me. Nice frame work and welding.

I picked up a new frame last year and am planning on a swap eventually. The current frame has some rot and shady mods done to it. I cut the front off and started a new subframe for a beam axle, just need the axle and springs now.

My brother is maybe buying a 56 pickup so I'm hoping to get the axle out of it cause he's still dreaming of a Camaro front swap.

Mexican Kerry wrote:I picked up a new frame last year and am planning on a swap eventually. The current frame has some rot and shady mods done to it. I cut the front off and started a new subframe for a beam axle, just need the axle and springs now.

My brother is maybe buying a 56 pickup so I'm hoping to get the axle out of it cause he's still dreaming of a Camaro front swap.

Good thing you have better taste than him.

I agree. But everyone's got different tastes. Would be a cool shop truck if he gets it and does some work to it. It needs a lot but he figures the price is right and he likes a project.

Cool projects!

Jonwoos wrote:

Yours?