Projects 1940 Willys Coupe Gasser Build

Holy shit, man. I think if you would have started with nothing at all, you might have been better off.

Fantastic work, -Abone.

 

You can click on the image to expand it. also on my Mac I you can expand it using 2 fingers on the touch pad. Move them apart and it's get bigger and move them together it gets smaller

 

Hey thanks! Yeah it's super crazy, I'm in way over my pay grade lol but yes, so far it's just me, with verbal help and parts help from none other than Lee Kay, I couldn't do this without his help

 

That thought crossed my mind lol

 

Hahaha

 

A lil progress getting sail panel on

 

So glad I dropped back into this thread. Amazing work and thanks for the large pics

 

Hey thanks for making me aware of how to post full sized pics!

 

This is one of the BEST builds on the HAMB. You have great skill sir.

 

@mad mikey liked my post from July and it brought me back to this thread. I like when that happens. Thanks, Mikey.
And you ain't kiddin'... that this is one of the best builds on the HAMB.
The subject matter.
The level of expertise and care.
Now look at what's goin' on.
Holy squawkamolies!

You guys do really good work.
Very inspirational.
Awesomely so.
I can't be more serious.
Almost brings a tear.
Makes me feel like, if you guys can reach the stars, maybe I can reach the moon.
The metal stands no chance.
LOL
Thank you.

Keep repeating...
It IS worth it.

 

Awesome job!!!! Awesome skills!!!

 

Thats humbling! Thank you so much

 

Thanks Rickybop! what part of Michigan are ya from? My Pops is a snowbird, spends the summers in Dimondale near Lansing

 

That's some really nice work

 

This was the car that got my stirring about cars at 12 years old! It has never stopped!!

 

I'm not too far north of I-69 about 2 hours East of Lansing. Middle of the thumb. Halfway between Flint and Port Huron.

 

I'm gonna buy one of those when I grow up !

 

There is obviously not much of the red car left other than the doors.

 

It seems you bought a title, and created a car from there.
Outstanding work!

 

We saved most of the roof, the doors, decklid and front fenders. But yes sadly the car had a rough history

 

sadly you are about right, it will be better than its ever been and still gonna be cool to say we saved an ex A Gas car

 

@Inland empire hot rods,

Do you have any information on the history of the car? It would be interesting to know the name of the car and who owned it and where it was raced as an A Gas Car.

 

The car was named Varmit, it was last raced in Ohio by Bob Cook. It has history in CA but I can't recall that owners name.

 

You've done some impressive work on it. Glad to see it's being done correctly!

 

Thanks much!!

 

Damn....I mean Seriously....Damn!

 

Fantastic craftsmanship going on here. Thanks for taking us on the ride.

 

Thank you!

 

Looks like you have the talent to fix it , good job