Today I ran across a 1934 Chevy Master 4 door sedan frame. Does any one know if this is the same frame used on 1934 Chevy Master 5 window coupe? how about wheelbase ? Thank You, HonestFrank
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by couper
Posted: 10/10/2001 08:44 EST
In 34', the 'Master' passenger car frames were all the same( 112" wheelbase), also known as the "Y-K" frame. This frame was used for all masters.
The 'standard' series wheelbase was 107". It was unofficially known as the 'ladderbar' frame.
The other 2 frames in '34 were truck frames, the 1/2 ton and 1-1/2 ton frames.
If you need more specific info. on the 34's, email me at Thr3wcoupe@cs.com. I also have frame pictures,widths, etc.
couper
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by HonestFrank
Posted: 10/10/2001 21:32 EST
Hi Larry, Thank You for all the information on the 1934 Chevy Frames. The frame I found is a little on the rought side, but i'm going to go get it. Thanks again, Frank (HonestFranks).
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by couper
Posted: 10/11/2001 07:39 EST
No problem, Frank, when I get home from work tonight I'll scan and send you a 'Master' frame picture with measurements to the email address you sent me yesterday.
Couper
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Lance B.
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by HonestFrank
Posted: 10/14/2001 14:37 EST
Hi Larry, Thank You for the pictures of the '34 Chevy frames. The frame I came across is definitely a 1934 Master.I can be sure now looking at your pictures. Thank You again. Regards, Frank
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by couper
Posted: 10/14/2001 18:01 EST
Glad I could help Frank. Anytime.
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by cruzr
Posted: 10/17/2001 06:46 EST
Hey Lance, After looking at your car at Ottawa. What kind of wheels you running on your 34?
Rick
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by couper
Posted: 10/17/2001 07:26 EST
Hey Rick! First of all, it was great to meet you and your wife last month.
The wheels are Colorado Custom-Leadville ace II, 15's on front, 17's on rear. How did the grille turn out on your sedan?
By the way, there's a nice little 'open' show with 26 different classes coming up this weekend in Carthage, Mo.(S.W. corner of Mo.) check out the info. in Streetrodder 'Happenings' and come see us if your not busy on Sat.(20th)
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RE: 1934 Chevy Question ?
by cruzr
Posted: 10/17/2001 10:04 EST
Lance, The grille turned out great, The bodyman had everything done in a week. even the fenders. Only thing i got to say don't hit anything bouncing in the hiway.
Don't think i can make it to Carthage. Sold my 34 he's picking it up this weekend. Now on to the cabriolet.
I liked your wheels thought about what they would look like on the cabriolet. I'll have to send off for some info.
Rick
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