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    1. Kit: RM / TDR, by (VIP/Sponsor) chassisdude is offline
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      Taking a break from my 2 major builds on the bench...Ive always wanted to do a T with the TDR Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster Offy engine so I decided to do one..My plans are for a clean and simple build with good detail but not over the top..My plans are to finish this build in a relatively short time frame and allow me to get my mind cleared abit before getting back to the Pro touring Camaro and the dragster builds.
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  1. chassisdude's Avatar VIP/Sponsor
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    As I stated in the intro, this will be a "quick build "...I started with an RM "Big T" and a "TDR" Offenhauser, 110 hp, 4 cylinder engine..The 4 speed transmission and bellhousing are a TDR Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster prototype..Im also using some "Semi Pneumatic " tires instead of the kit tires as I dont care for the kit tires supplied...The build will be basically all from the kit with the exception of the obvious parts.. The interior is white primer Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster for that "soft" look and Im thinking Ill leave it solid white..Looks clean..The engine still requires fasteners and small details..The fuel block will be installed under the injector bank once I fabricate the ball valve and lever then I can run the fuel lines to the individual injectors and to the fuel pump..
    Here are some progress shots so far..

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    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    obviously VERY sweet stuff mike!!!!!!!!!
    never poke a sleeping bear with a pointed stick!
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  3. chassisdude's Avatar VIP/Sponsor
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    Quote Originally Posted by comp1839 View Post
    obviously VERY sweet stuff mike!!!!!!!!!
    Thanks buddy...Just a little diversion from the big builds....Great to hear from ya man...


    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    That is my kind of hot Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster rod! Looks great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kmeaders@q.com View Post
    That is my kind of hot Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster rod! Looks great.
    Thanks Ken..I really like this little power plant...Its got character...


    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    I think I might actually get some time to do a little more on the T..Work and life have taken priority in the past few months..I have done "some" building since my last post and with any luck, ill post some updates and pics this weekend...Its turning out to be a sweet little ride....


    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    Its Memorial Day and I would like to thank all my "Brothers in arms"... I Finally got a chance to get back to the bench...I fabricated the header for the little "Offy" this morning and did some basic mock up on the car...Here are some updates...
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    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
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    Again, man, great looking little hot Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster rod. I love the extractors.
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    Thanks bud..It seems like it takes as long to build the little ones as it does to build the real ones.


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    Used the "magic dust" to coat the header..Gives it a "metallic ceramic" look...Start with a gloss black base and apply the powder with a q tip then buff with a soft cloth....This stuff is cool...

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    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    A little more progress..Next step is finalize and detail the assemblies....
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    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
    QUOTE QUOTE #12

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    Grandpa McGurk.....Steppin' Large and Livin' easy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Garrett View Post
    Thanks Gramps


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    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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    A small bit more today..little by little ... Front axle mounted and 4 bars..Ordered the shifter from TDR Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster for the Muncie today..Floor pan and interior bucket will have to be modified for tranny clearance as well as the fire wall which I will make out of aluminum or stainless..More to come...
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    Offenhauser Powered "T" roadster
    I have done so much, With so little, for so long, I can do anything with nothing...
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