Walden Speed Shop - Traditional Step Boxed Model “A” / 1932 Ford Chassis

Short Film about Waldens Speed Shops Traditional Step Boxed Model “A” / 1932 Ford
Chassis. Bolt Up Stock “A” Body With No Sub Rail Mods!
Filmed By Piero De Luca - Mad Fabricators Society

[@johnbehneman1546]

PERFECT!!!!! I ALWAYS WANTED TO BUILD A MODEL A ROADSTER ON 32 RAILS!!!!! THEY LOOK SO BADASS WHEN FINISHED CORRECTLY!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!!

[@rogershrewsbury633]

Great looking frame

[@josephhagins4631]

Love this episode!

[@garycamara9955]

I have a Model A on a 32 frame. The frame is modified, original Henry.

[@thirstynardo4775]

I have a 29 tudor body with 2x4 planks in the floor. Was that normal? They arent bolted down I dont think. Just laid in there. They fit like they're supposed to be there.

[@edhawk4737]

What are you using for a brake and clutch pedal? it appears to be in the best spot.

[@spiderbrandt4066]

When you buy Waldens you buy Quality I know that because I'm in to metal shaping and frame building and I'm Australian

[@SteveBraithwaite]

Do you do a version that accepts a 32 fuel tank?

[@zubairshinwarishinwari4926]

Please size

[@edwardkelly2563]

Price on website

[@garycamara9955]

I don't like the rear frame. I would prefer the stock 32 rise in the rear.

[@sikosis999]

then don't buy it dumbass

[@philippehousset8290]

From the front to the beginning of the hump for the rear end, the 32 frame is consistent but then all efforts are concentrated onto this small section square tubing. That looks very weak.

[@scottybaccus]

You have no idea what the wall thickness of that tubing is. How can you possibly know it's strength?

[@sikosis999]

talk about showing your ass first. . .you clearly have no fucking clue what you're talking about hahaha

[@edwardkelly2563]

What's the $$