We’ll be taking some time off over Christmas/ New Years to spend with family…er… other family than the ones who work here.
Here are the dates passed down from head office:
Open Dec 24th till noon
Open dec 29 & 30
Open Dec 31 till noon
Back to regular hours Jan 4
Hope you’re able to spend some time relaxing and enjoying yourselves.
Merry Christmas!
Which rear four link kit do you recommend for my '73 D100 pickup?
In all the info on the web I have not seen your IFS used with air bags. Has this ever been done?
Do you make any parallel 4-bar axle brackets designed for the 2 3/4" S/10 Blazer axle?
I am installing your Mustang II to a frame which I will build to. In other words I have no forward frame to modify. How should I build my frame?
I'm building a 1930 Model A on boxed '30 frame. I want to use your flat crossmember in order to use a 1936 wishbone with the spring forward of the axle.
I have a 1954 chevy truck (3100 AD). Do you have the correct IFS kit that I can weld up?
Hi, I was wondering if you sell a kit to make my own hair pin bars.
Can you furnish a mustang 2 front suspension for an Austin Healy Sprite?
Grant Schwartz built a killer Model A frame using a bunch of Welder Series frame parts.
A few of the latest technical replies from the Welder Series inbox.
We first showed you the parallel version, and now we're all set with a triangulated version! It's a bit beefier with 3/4-16 adjusters and 1-5/8" bushings.
Paul Barber's '36 Dodge panel truck is getting a Welder Series Mustang II crossmember and a new HEMI.
Check out this thread on the Rodding Roundtable… if anyone has any more info, please post it up!
There are some people on these internet message boards that have just about a universal command for respect. If you’re a member of the HAMB, you would recognize the tag C9… unfortunately Jay passed away recently.
I won’t take too much time here, because I didn’t know him personally, but I did enjoy reading what he wrote. C9 was more than just a tech post kind of guy – he was an actual writer. Here are links to some of his hot rod related stories. I highly recommend taking some time to read them.
The Red Roadster, Part 1
The Red Roadster, Part 2
Doofus & Whiny
One Black and Foggy Night
Early Ford hubcaps on slot mags tech post
There are more Doofus & Whiny stories… just hop on the HAMB and have a look. Also, please feel free to post a link to parts 3 and four of the Red Roadster.
Like I said in the thread announcing his death, whenever I saw his name and this picture, the scroll bar would stop and I would read whatever he had to say.
