Flathead install and splitting wishbones

After a long day of finish welding the frame, we install the flathead ford engine and trans. Then we split the wishbones off the 37’ ford front axle assembly

[@HouseofChop]

Looking awesome. Huge fan of this project. Thank you for the update.

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimkelly5373]

Great work. Now time for me to catch up on some older videos.

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

Thank you sir!

[@brianalbee4153]

I like your videos a lot! You've got some really good shop tricks that work, it's obvious you know your way around metalworking. Subscribed!

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

Thank you very much for the kind words and thanks for watching!

[@barryparker893]

Looking good.

[@MagnaMachineWorks]

Looking good!

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

Thanks man!

[@fern-hill-rod-custom]

Could you mention the titles of the books you referenced at 6:22 please? Thanks. Looks great!

[@henzyarts1465]

I am disappointed in the lack of talking dogs in this video. Do better.

[@836dmar]

Spoke volumes to me!!! What a great dog!

[@836dmar]

I’m in the process of having to move my mounts back almost as far. Trans as well. Mocked it up but thought firewall clearance was more important than the fan - thinking I could later cobble a fan solution together. Add that to all the recommended measurements, as you say, and made more work for myself. It never ends. I’m doing an A chassis with a survivor T RPU body - hence why I don’t want to cut the firewall. Yours is lookin great! Perfect stance!

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

Haha it definitely never ends! Thank you for watching and keep up the good work on your project. Hope to see it one day!

[@rayjay8322]

Look what popped up in my feed! Damn it man! I didn't need another series to watch!🤣🤣🤣 But how any hell could I resist, "Flathead install and splitting wishbones"?????? Absolutely loved what I saw in this episode!🤩🤩🤩 Ya see! Now that I liked it AND commented, it's gonna pop up more in my feed!!🤣🤣 I like how meticulous you are man! That's the way I am with building my own vehicle or something for someone else. Quasi OCD!🤣🤣🤣

[@TheHotRodWorkshop]

I appreciate you following along! Yes, I’m my own worst enemy sometimes, but I’ve found being methodical and meticulous can prevent many pitfalls. Sitting and staring at a project may take a chunk of time off productivity, but thinking things through can prevent, oh I don’t know, placing motor mounts in the wrong place lol!