Customs My shoebox chop

Thanks for all the coments they inspire me

I have made more on the power windows



I made a rear side window in plywood



I put in the lift unit to see how it worked

and after some adjustments can drive the window with power unit



I will use this srip holder to the window sealing it need some adjustments in the lower
end



I made some cut in the door so the rear window don't toutch the door when i drive it up and down



Both windows driven to the top



I have to made a upper stop on the door window for the moment it goes 1/2" to high when it is perfeckt in the bottom.

/Stefan

 

Great skills you have to make this work properly.

 

Nice work as always.

 

Man, that is going to look killer when finished, great work.

 

Some real talent right there,awesome work.Keep it up,summer is coming!

 

looks real good..

 

Thanks for all coments

I worked with the passinger door



I have moved the plywood window to the other side.

/Stefan

 

I have begin with the door garnich moldings



I have cut out the parts that was hurt by the strecher and replce it with new
The welding is not read yet. I have to grind and polish the out side of the welds.

/Stefan

 

I have move the rear plywood to the other side to



It fits on same way as the other side



/Stefan

 

Those windows will make it hard to parallel park , lol !!

Good job powering 'em

 

We sweds can do it on feeling

 

Ha ha - good one !

 

I'm missing the part behind the horn ring so i made one



I must insolate it so the horn ring will work



The steering wheel have got a ring holder like the original one



Her's the new polsihed steering wheel complet with the horn ring

/Stefan

 

That looks good,nice work!

 

Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Looks really cool! I have been reading on this forum for awhile, and recently joined, trying to decide on my first project. I think this thread has sold me on looking for a shoebox. Not that I would ever have the nuts to do all this to one. Your work is amazing.

 

Wheel looks very nice.

 

i need you to make me one!

 

STEFAN !!! Here comes another "Atta'Boy",
You'er surely makin' PINK Lemomnade, outa' this! Really Amazing........Thaks fer all tha'
Pics.

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"And, I sez, GO AHEAD!, Call your Lawyer!!!...............An, SHE DID!

SMOKIN" in tha' Great Smokey Mountains.

 

Thanks for liking my build

There will come more pics next time i work with the shoebox

Next week end think i work with my desoto and change the heads on the hemi in that

maybe i take some pic on that post it on a new thead.

/Stefan

 

Keep up the good work...

 

Stefan,
Any updates? Hows the weather there now?

Kevin

 

We have nice whether in sweden today litle over 20C and sun shines
thusday it snows litle.

I have not have time to work on my shoebox the last month.
I have fixed with the hemi in my desoto coupe and had some problems with lumbago.

but today i made litle on
The roof is not so plain because after i had blasted in parts were not plain enught so it will be lot of bondo



I see if it is poseble to roll a big piese of sheet metal in the english wheel
and change it on the roof



i will try to change it if i get right shape of it

/Stefan

 

OK STEFAN !

Keep it Cummin'

 

Any updates Stefan?

 

^^^^^^^^^what he said^^^^^^^^^

 

No

I havn't time for my shoebox
The time i have spend to my cars have been to my other cars.
I have worked a lot with my Desoto 41 coupe and some with my Olds cutlass 66





/Stefan

 

Get that Eames chair out of your shop and into your house! or send it to me!

 

I like your DeSoto. That's a very good looking car. A friend of mine has a '42 that I've been trying to get off of him for a while now. Just hasn't worked out as of yet.

 

That DeSoto is a really slick looking ride!