Recently started working at a new shop and thought I would share some of the work I have been doing. Hope you like it


and the exhaust exit


Model A frame




Headers for a big block ford stuffed into a 64 continental. This engine is waayyyy too big for the engine bay, but that's what the customer insisted on.


mocked up

other side finished

both sides


i'll upload some more later. Sorry none of it is import related haha.

 

also sorry the pics are so big

 

Amazing work, there nothing wrong with old school muscle.

 

I'm so jealous you get to work on hot rods.
Nice work. Quality materials and craftsmanship all around.

 

Austin Speed Shop

I have been wanting to stop by there.

 

The headers are on a nailhead in a 49 caddy. Made from u-bends then metal finished and polished

 

thanks for the compliments guys. Here's the underside of the nail head and two of our finished cars

 

Good work man.....

 

Thanks RC.

Working on hot rods now, its crazy how much I miss sch10 haha. Also I never realized how much I suck at mild steel. Here's some more pics. This Cosmo I only got to work a little bit on, nothing major but it was still a full build done here at the shop.

 

very nice.

 

Good stuff and very nice welds

 

You are an amazing welder. Very nice work!

thanks,
Josh

 

Looks awesome... Even better cuz it's in tx

 

1st off amazing work on another note who ever took this 1st pic amazing work also lol

 

That is some pretty awesome work!! How long have you been welding for?

 

Thanks guys! Sorry for the late reply, I've been welding for a little over 3 years off and on.

 

Beautiful welds!

 

Here's a frame I built and some other stuff. The black lincoln zephyr is on the frame that's in the pictures

 

moar

 

OMFG! Very nice chassis work!

 

thanks man. just realize that I didn't post a full picture of it haha

 

here it is

 

WOW! That is badass man. Great job!

 

So a solid front axle on the zephyr?

 

yes sir, four bar solid axle with shockwaves