Car That Ate My Brain 2

We give you guys a history lesson about the Tweedy Pie and sit down with Eric Johnston as he tells us his side of the story.

The hunt for parts is on as our good friends across California hook us up with what we need to get enough parts to clone the Tweedy Pie.

We begin the process of making the chassis parts that we gathered into a cut up rolling 1932 Ford chassis thanks to Lucky Burton of Lucky's Hot Rods.

In this episode we are on lock down so our buddy Lucky Burton took on the challenge to build the body and make it structurally sound.

In this episode we spend a few days finalizing the last few things in order to get the car back home to continue building till we get the car done.

We stop by Mark Skippers home on the way back from a trip to Nor Cal to check out his great collection of cars as well as pick up some needed parts.

Join us as we go to one of the coolest speed equpiment companies also known as Offenhauser to pick up an intake and get a quick tour of the shop.

It's time to start to disasemble Tweedy Pie and and get some much needed welding done to the chassis and floor.

After a late night search on social media we come across a motor and the hot rod gods deliver a suprise! Finally ready for some fine tuning.

Wrapping up 2021 we finally catch up to present day. We pay a visit to Troy over at Hollywood Hot Rods and pick up a much-needed part.