Projects Well, this is the coolest thing I've ever seen...if I do say so myself...

Sweeeeet!!! now you need to change your avatar!!

 

Awesome bodywork...

 

That is SO cool. Great work. You are very talented.

Doug

 

love it !!! keep the pics comming

 

Neat pre-war color! Refreshing from the norm!

 

Been watching the project for a good while.
Can't wait to see the car from all angles in daylight.
Where are the big white stars with the dashed circle around them for the doors and decklid?
Kidding...

 

Most Kool. I really like those fenders. Way better than throwing dirt and rocks on your car ,your self and others.

 

Looking real good....Who says they don't make good stuff in Michigan anymore?????

Cycle fenders are a trip down memory lane for me, growing up in NY, fenders were required for a long while, I think till the late 60's. So all the rods I saw growing up had covered tires.

 

That's what I'm talkun about. Who said you couldn't do a 36 or 37 without fenders. I love it when someone does something like you did. Cookie cutter doesn't get it with me.
Innovate or evaporate
Gary

 

Only half an hour Brian. I drank 3 - 4 beers, sitting on a stool and just looking, shaking my head, when I got to that stage. I definitely remember that feeling. It's good.

It's looking great. I can't believe the difference paint makes. I need some details on your cycle guards too.

Congratulations

Pete

 

1: Congrats, it looks great!!
2: Are you bringing it to Billetproof in Davisburg, MI this weekend?
3: It might be time to update your avatar...

 

Thats sweet ass dude,and I love the color...

 

I have to say I really admire this one. Not only did you have a vision but it all came together and is very pleasing to the eyes. The green really makes the car IMHO an I can not wait to see it out of the garage that way it can really be seen for what it is. Greaat job. So what is the next project for ya?...................lol........

 

Why do you call it a Fordillac

 

ultra-gnarly.

 

ford car, caddy mill

 

Wow! I remember the long thread about what to name the car. It's "sounds" like a disaster, but it sure looks good. Another vote for the green. Then again, Olive green is my favorite color. So, that doesn't surprise me...

Great job. Refreshing to say the least.

 

Okay, that is freakin' cool now!

 

Great work.....very COOL

 

'36 Ford body + Cadillac 472 = "Fordillac" .

 

After I get this done, all I have to do is drive the PT Cruiser we're giving to our son in Las Vegas, pick up the '62 Impala he has, drive back to Michigan, fix the door, paint the '59 T'Bird, sell something, build the Diamond T pickup, then I have a list of things to do on the house. Whew, I'm tired just thinking about it...

 

Great job it's really looking good, your avatar makes me want to do the same thing only a modified, great vision.

 

Say - thats cute dune buggy!

Very cool Brian. Liked this car form the beginning.

 

veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery interesting-looks good

 

Very different and I really like what you did on the fenders. There will be many thumbs up when you go down the road in this one

 

Cool car I love it!
I'd loose the cow catcher though. Ha

 

This is one of the coolest rods I've seen built here on HAMB. You pulled off a fenderless 35/36 like no other!

 

Looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

DAMN,THAT'S GOOD LOOKING!!!!!!!!!!!! All this time I've been looking at your avitar and wondering what you were building, now we know. well done!