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Pete & Jakes: The Gold Standard
Our front ends and rear end assemblies are now a standard in the traditional hot rod chassis. Becoming a cornerstone of the industry took an unwavering commitment to rods and to rodders — guys just like you. It also took talent, enthusiasm, innovation and dedication.
So when the time came to pass the torch, you can imagine that Pete & Jake wanted to ensure their legacy of American quality, commitment and do-it-right service lived on. They did so with the selection of Jerry and Peggy Slover as the new owners of Pete & Jakes way back in 1986
Today, we think youll agree that Jerry, his son Jason, his wife Tina and the Pete & Jake’s family of hot rod specialists and enthusiasts have built on what Pete & Jake began nearly 45 years ago… employing American professionals to hand-create the very best hot rod parts on the market. All of it made right here in the USA.
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Just picked up my Model A chassis Thursday in Orlando from you guys and you sure did not disappoint me...first class! Thank you guys so much!
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The customer service goes above and beyond other companies, products are high quality and best of all made in the U.S.A. Well worth the cost!!
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Latest News & Blog Posts
From a Coupe to a Cabriolet
February 4, 2020Jerry and Jason, Here is my third project using a Pete & Jake frame. This was a glass three window 32 that I turned into a cabriolet with a roadster windshield frame ...
Jerry Haley Does It Again With a Stunning ’32 Coupe
February 4, 2020Jerry and Jason,
This is an all steel ’32 Ford, my first attempt at chopping a top and adding hidden hinges. Also note the drip rail ch ...
We Can Do Chevys Too
February 4, 2020Hey Guys, This was a 1933 frame I shipped to your shop and they boxed it and outfitted the suspension and motor mounts. This was before anyone made an IFS for a ’33 Che ...