hand made hotrod. who said it couldn't be done

yes sir it is

 

did a little bit of work today just knocking stuff of my list. so made a hood looks good still have to play with it but i think it really brings the car together. so now im pumped again

ill have better pics soon im using my phone again.

 

Hey Pat, That hood needs louver lovin, lots of it.

 

haha yea ill get there some day. a lot of other stuff needs lovin first. i dont know how the louver guy will like it cause i used 16 ga.

 

looks great Pat..love the color...I can punch it for ya down the road when you're ready.

 

cool thanks ill let you know when im ready for it. most likely ill switch to an aluminium hood befor i louver it. i just couldnt wate to see a hood on it. yea that nipple pink looks good thanks.

 

Impressive, You have a great gift, and better still, you DO something with it. Love to see the end result. One more thing. Give it a serial number! Regards Tony in Kingston.

 

Get back to work....

 

looks great Pat, I just re-read the whole thread, it gave me some inspiration to get back to work on my A

 

thanks. yea get back at it.

 

ok so brakes and clutch work! brakes are bled and it stops. whats left. fit windows. cut wood floor, hook up water , fuel, and then do interior








should be able to take it on its first illegal test run very soon

 

keep going!!

 

I met Pat aka Brookville Pryor ,He told me the only reason he built the body is because he couldnt afford one at that time.So he built one I build cars on a shoestring budget ,It amazes me to no end what he has done...Very talented and I cant wait to see the next project he has in the works .Great job ,Mr pat Brookville .Lol

 

im goin im goin

 

haha thanks john

 

started the interior yesterday made inner door panels and started the floor. ill have some better pics today.



1/2 the wood floor,looks like shit. im so shitty with wood i dont know why. its so easy but i cant do it. but i dont care

 

your metal work makes up for your bad wood work . which is probably better than my wood work that is usually cut with a chainsaw and put together with a bunch of duct tape and liquid nail
i think this thread is awesome your doing a great job on this build and from the looks of it you have to improvise a bit on your tools thats rad
i need to get to work on my truck i need to quit procrastinating

 

haha thanks, i use a sawzall. i think the reason im so bad at wood work is because i think its too easy.

 

one new wheel cylinder is leaking wtf? and its the good kind made in USA, cant get good quality parts these days.

 

getting there got the gas pedal done today. the checklist is getting shorter.









just have to do a fit test then finish welding and its done. o and its all stainless

 

Uh Oh, stainless, next it will be billet, it'll be Brookville streetrod Pat for sure, stay away from the flowered shirts. Why are you doing a wood floor? The wood is rebelling, it's scared of you, but the metal is your friend, use the metal. Have fun.

 

haha yea that will be the day. then ill have to grow a wacky mustashe and buy a billet wrench set.
but i just have a lot of stainless at work so thats what i used plus i like welding stainless. the wood is gonna have some metal holding it together i dont have the biscuit groover cause my old man aint letting me borrow it and his jigsaw would have been nice too.

 

well its starting to look better. and almost done. soon its time for the next build.

 

Still just amazed.

 

looking sharp.

 

pat.. i have a new in the box biscuit jointer I'll donate if you come retrieve seaman steves stuff!!
ha.

 

gotta love metal, looks cool !

 

lol i got to get over your place. ive been so busy lately.

 

Wow nice work. I'm not too good with wood either, and my dad taught the wood shop class at High School. So I did the interior of my roadster in tin. It took three separate attempts over a year or so. The trick for me is deciding to toss what you don't like and just start over, and over, and over...

 

You are gifted for sure,, wish i had that kind of talent
thanks