I typically buy parts on Bricklink for these for $15 to 20 +shipping. The car will fit one minifig inside as long as his/her hairpiece isn't too big. Before listing this MOC for sale, I built several physical versions of these off my instructions, so you can buy this with the confidence knowing it will go together like a "real" Lego set should. I did several variations, a truck, a sedan, a roadster and several different engine formats, but this model here is the one I set out to build in the first place. I came up with a nice looking hot rod that, I feel represents the real thing. I changed just about everything, but the way the front wheels are attached. In the end, I spent hours, upon hours modifying it. It seemed a little toy-like or cartoony, so I started tweaking it. As I worked on the hot rod in Stud.io, I realized there was a lot I didn't like about it.
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I have a background doing 3D mechanical design, so the software came naturally to me.
I had heard about Stud.io, so I downloaded the program and gave it a shot.
I got frustrated when trying to find the correct parts and colors. I was building with my young son one Christmas Break and decided to download the instructions for the official set 75875, the Speed Champions hotrod (and F-150) and build it using his pieces. The question often arises of why build a four door sedan and not a roadster or a coupe? Bruce’s reply? “I got tired of scaring only one person at a time.This is what I'm calling my first MOC after coming out of the "dark age". The 1932 Lincoln dash is fitted with Stewart-Warner instruments, and is accented beautifully by a 4-spoke leather wrap steering wheel.
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Inside is a hand-made, full terracotta leather interior that utilize the original seat frames. Delivering the handling up front is a narrowed drop axle with tapered leaf spring and integrated sway bar, and in the rear are coil over shocks and springs with integrated sway bar.
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It is attached to a Tremec 5-speed manual that leads to a Ford 9” rear end.īringing all this power to a halt are Canepa Design 6-piston AP calipers up front, 4-piston AP calipers rear, and vented discs all around. Lurking up front is a 560hp all-aluminum 427ci Ford small block with Gurney Weslake heads and Weber carbs. Under the hood is where the fun really happens, and being true to the theme it is a Ford powerplant under the 25-louver hood. Some are obvious such as the 4” chopped roofline, and the Halibrand pin drive Indy magnesium wheels others are more subtle such as the elimination of the rain gutters, and the rear quarter window bodyline accent extended to front A-pillar. Utilizing the entire original body, frame, fenders, etc., the sedan includes more than 100 custom modifications. The goal of the build was to create an all-original Ford hot rod that was truly fast, handled well, and looked the part. followed the Rolling Bones trips for 10 years, hoping to. The project began with a 6,244 mile, complete and original ’32 Ford, a rarity in itself. savors Bonneville Salt Flats experience in his 32 Ford 5-Window Coupe. Click here to view high resolution photosĪ lifetime of experience with, and enthusiasm for hotrods led Bruce Canepa to design this amazing ’32 Ford Fordor or “The All-Ford Fordor” and put it in The Canepa Collection – the Personal Favorites of Bruce Canepa.
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