Westcott Ford frame diminutions

[Ol' Ron]

Westcott has all the early Ford frame dimensions. I remembered somebody had them, so I just checked. They do.
Gramps

[Krylon32]

Years ago when I started the chassis business I was always using old frames I had accumulated for reference.When Wescott's prints came out I had their prints blown up in size and used them until my recent retirement. While some have said they're not accurate I had no blow back from my customers using Wescott's measurements.

[Ol' Ron]

I used both the 32 and the 34, for setting up the ride height of the roadster, that was almost 6 years ago. ( had a few projects in between). Just recently I set the chassis down on all four wheels, and it's almost perfect. I hope i have a chance To ride in it before I go.
Gramps

[Kube]

Originally Posted by Ol' Ron

I used both the 32 and the 34, for setting up the ride height of the roadster, that was almost 6 years ago. ( had a few projects in between). Just recently I set the chassis down on all four wheels, and it's almost perfect. I hope i have a chance To ride in it before I go.
Gramps

I'm a big fan of yours. I pray you don't "go" for a LONG time

[Ol' Ron]

Me too! I'm working on a list of" fun things"
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[woodiewagon46]

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Ol' Ron, I have the blueprint for a Deuce frame that was sold many years ago by Dan Wood's Contemporary Carriage Works. If you can find a copy, it has many more dimensions than the Wescott's print. It even lists the diameter of every hole in the frame.

[Ol' Ron]

I just posted this to help a few guys looking for some frame drawings. These are betteer than nothing.
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[rotorwrench]

I wished he had the 1941 car frame dimensions as well as 46/48 but beggers can't be choosers. Questions always come up on the 1941 frame since it was sort of a one year only unit.

[VeryTangled]

Ol' Ron is one of the fellas in my avatar picture. The other one is 41Ford1.

[Ray Balukas]

Ol' Ron just keep a going!