Low West Hot Rods sent us some pictures of a neat installation of our tie rod end mount kit, and I thought I should share them!
Low West tie rod end mount installation
Category: photo sharing
July 2012
The frame plates have been drilled.
Our Ford motor mount kit, with quite a few modifications.
Model A radiator mount used as lower shock mount.
Frame curves tying in a Jag IRS. These are “horizontal” curves.
Frame curves tying in a Jag IRS. These are “horizontal” curves.
Frame curves tying in a Jag IRS. These are “horizontal” curves.
Triangulated 8.8 upper mounts, with bars supplied by the customer.
Triangulated 8.8 upper mounts, with bars supplied by the customer.
Photo Sharing- neat shock mount
Jonathan used our radiator mounts as lower shock brackets on his ’53 Dodge with a Nova subframe.
April & May Photo Sharing Winners!
Congratulations Jim and Mark, and thanks for sending pics of our parts on your projects. There is $50 dollars on your accounts here to put against future purchases.
If you have Welder Series parts on your project, send us some pictures of them being used and you’ll be entered in a random monthly draw for $50. Please send pictures to pictures@welderseries.com. I tried to think of an email address that was more descriptive, but settled on that one.
March 2012 Photo Sharing Winner
Duane sent in a few pics of the ’32 3 window he’s building. Good grief, this thing sits perfect. Duane used our front four link kit, Panhard bars (front & rear), front shock mounts, Vega steering box mount, U bolt kit, tie rod & drag link, frame rail boxing plates, some motor mount pieces, and exhaust hangers.
Using the random number generator at www.random.org, Duane was selected and will receive a $50 credit on his account here against future purchases. Thanks for taking the pictures!
If you have pictures of our parts you’d like to share, please send them to pictures@welderseries.com.
Winner of the February Photo Draw
Congrats, Jonathan!
Jonathan sent in some pictures of his Welder Series sway bar install during February, and was chosen by the random computational software at www.random.org as the winner.
There is $50 on your account here to be used against future purchases.
If you haven’t sent in pictures of our parts on your car, please email them through to pictures@welderseries.com. At the beginning of each month, I’ll draw from the last months submissions for the winner. If you weren’t chosen, you’ll be entered in the next months draw as well, so you have two chances to win.
December Photo Sharing Winner
It's too late for Christmas 2011, but Belle Plaine high school just won a $50 credit on their account here!
Belle Plaine High School Shop Truck
I think you'll agree that it's always nice to see young people doing some major chassis work instead of what seems to be a more common theme of "baubles and bolt-ons" among the younger folk these days.
Photo Sharing: November Winner
Congratulations and waytogo to Paul in CA for winning the November photo sharing draw. It's randomly generated, but congratulations nonetheless.
October Photo Sharing Winner
Roger's pictures of his '62 Rambler with a Welder Series Mustang II crossmember just made him $50!
September Photo Sharing Winner
Congratulations, Jeff! Thanks for taking pictures of the assembly and installation of your Welder Series alternator bracket. There’s a $50 credit on your account here for future purchases.
If you have Welder Series parts and a camera, send us your pictures! You’ll be entered in a monthly draw to win $50 just like Jeff. Click here for details.
July Photo Sharing Winner
Steve used some brackets to put together a rear four link kit for his '34 pickup.
June Photo Sharing Winner: better late than tomorrow.
Don has been sending progress pictures of his Healey build for a while now... I hope he still has $50 of Welder Series parts to buy, because he's the winner of this months photo sharing draw!
April Photo Sharing Winner!
Congrats, Lou! Thanks for sending the pictures of your sway bar install. There is $50 on your account at Welder Series.
March Photo Sharing Winner!
Congrats goes out to John in AZ for sending pictures of his really slick rumble seat step made from a Welder Series spreader bar flange and a 1968 Dodge Dart idler arm (why the heck not?).