After much discussion with rodders, it was decided the body should rest on an aftermarket Model A frame with a dropped front axle located by a four-bar linkage and supported by a buggy spring—a ...

This was done with the original Model A center crossmember in place (the '32 crossmember fits ahead of it) to help maintain absolutely correct frame alignment during the alteration.

Building a bike requires an incredibly difficult process of welding and metal working. But does it have to?

The initial build saw the stock Model A frame boxed with added crossmembers. A ’57 Ford rear axle was installed and suspended with Corvair coil springs and radius rods.