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| 32 Ford SOLID Boxing Plates (10 Gauge) $200 |
| 1932 Ford "Easy Weld" Boxing Plates |
Will fit 32 Fords (all models)
When building a street rod, throwing a modern day V8 motor in older day cars and driving the
higher speeds that we drive today, boxing in the original flimsy frames is a must.
Our "Easy Weld" boxing plates are cut undersized so that they would basically slip inside the
original frame rails, to allow for a V gap for great weld penetration, without the worry of grinding
away too much weld and sacrificing strength when grinding the welds flush. There are steps or
outward notches incorporated into our boxing plates to prevent them from slipping inside the
frame and making fitting and adjusting difficult.
These are cut from 10 gauge (slightly thicker than 1/8") steel to give added strength when
welding motor mounts, crossmembers and etc to the inside of the chassis.
This is a 6 piece set. Our boxing plates are Completely Full Length and fit very accurately,
unlike many others. The fitment was done on American Stamping / Speedway motors
reproduction rails, which are very true to form and will work very well on a stock chassis also.
They run from the front spreader bar to the rear spreader bar with a radius to match them.
Depending on what you want to do in the front or rear section, you can cut off some if you like,
but if you want the entire length boxed, you do not need any extra steel! The outward notches
can also be cut or ground off so that you can slip the plates inside the rails for the stepped style
boxing. This set is very versatile, which allows the builder to pick what he wants to do. The
plates are made in 3 pieces per side for ease of shipping and to reduce shipping costs.
To state the obvious..some assembly, fitting and welding is required.
When building a street rod, throwing a modern day V8 motor in older day cars and driving the
higher speeds that we drive today, boxing in the original flimsy frames is a must.
Our "Easy Weld" boxing plates are cut undersized so that they would basically slip inside the
original frame rails, to allow for a V gap for great weld penetration, without the worry of grinding
away too much weld and sacrificing strength when grinding the welds flush. There are steps or
outward notches incorporated into our boxing plates to prevent them from slipping inside the
frame and making fitting and adjusting difficult.
These are cut from 10 gauge (slightly thicker than 1/8") steel to give added strength when
welding motor mounts, crossmembers and etc to the inside of the chassis.
This is a 6 piece set. Our boxing plates are Completely Full Length and fit very accurately,
unlike many others. The fitment was done on American Stamping / Speedway motors
reproduction rails, which are very true to form and will work very well on a stock chassis also.
They run from the front spreader bar to the rear spreader bar with a radius to match them.
Depending on what you want to do in the front or rear section, you can cut off some if you like,
but if you want the entire length boxed, you do not need any extra steel! The outward notches
can also be cut or ground off so that you can slip the plates inside the rails for the stepped style
boxing. This set is very versatile, which allows the builder to pick what he wants to do. The
plates are made in 3 pieces per side for ease of shipping and to reduce shipping costs.
To state the obvious..some assembly, fitting and welding is required.
Purchase Partial Sets From multiple requests to purchase individual sections, we now have them available online. Please allow 1 week (2 weeks max) for us to get partial set orders completed, as we only keep full sets in stock boxed and ready to go, and these orders are dealt with one at a time. |