Keith Allard

For Project ’33 Ford, we started with a running, driving, pickup. We removed the rear chassis and frame, and graphed a C3 Corvette rear chassis to the existing frame. We built all necessary bed mounts, custom 32 gallon fuel tank, and frame mounted battery box. We also installed a new Fatman Fabrications frontend with rack and pinion steering. This truck became a great driving street rod.

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For Project Bentley, we started with an original ’54 R Type Bentley frame and body. We installed a S-10 front frame section and 8.8 Ford rear axle. The car has been converted to left hand drive. Power comes from an LT1 automatic combo, with air conditioning. We also installed a modern sun roof, opening over the rear passenger compartment of the Bentley. Other upgrades include, a 36 gallon fuel tank made in house, new wiring harness, and modern gauges.

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This project has been a progression of several upgrades. We installed tubular control arms, drop spindles, sub frame connectors, and Wilwood brakes at all corners. We also performed a mini tub in order to fit the four link rear suspension and tires. We installed front and rear coil over shocks, electric exhaust cutouts, chrome master cylinder and booster, a custom gauge cluster and gauges.

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