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I agree - real nice truck. Good wheel choice too! Impressive sheetmetal skills on the roadster also - I'll be watching this one for sure!

 

many thanks!

I'm happy you appreciate my job!

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=9244407#post9244407

 

Amazing dude! And your kids involvement in your projects is really cool!

 

Super beau travail, très inspirant! Beaucoup de bonnes idées. je vous trouve courageux de faire des Rod traditionnels en France. Moi je suis du Québec et les pièces ne sont pas évidentes a trouver, imagine en France!!!! félicitations!!

 

Amazing skills - looking forward to seeing how this ends up

 

This is awesome! I'll have to hit you up when I get to Europe this year

 

merci! c'est vrai que les pieces sont rares en France! cela ne facilite pas les choses

 

no problem for me!

My door is open for all the Hamber's

 

I first stumbled across this topic some time ago, but lost track of it. It is absolutely amazing and inspiring. I wish I could master this sort of skills myself, I love it.

You are an artist, Schoum, and in the best french tradition, you combine artistic and engineering skills to an amazing result. It's a pity that most of your work will remain hidden, as that chassis is incredible in all its detail.

I'm definitely going to try my hand at metalworking after this... what an inspiration!

Keep up the good work!

Cheers, Eddie

 

Totally excellent build. USA guys have no room to bitch about "hard to find" parts, etc.

 

I usually skip past some of the "hand made" body threads, because usually they aren't always 100% spot on with a real one or even a Brookville.. something always just doesn't look quite right to me.

But this thing, holy fuck. It looks perfect. I still can't believe those quarter panels started out as flat sheet. Crazy..

 

Now THAT is a beautiful early A! Beautiful integration with the 32 frame. Great color and chrome, too. Certainly no belly-button A.

 

WOW !!! The HAMB, never ceases to amaze me with the amount of talent out there. Absolutely amazing stuff !!

 

I Second What They All Said! Very Nice.

 

Holy cow, what a build! Impressive skills. Looks like a TRJ cover car. Congratulations.

 

Damn, that is amazing work. I'm lost for words!!

 

a nice pics of my roadster and lakester on the PowerGlide magazine area during a vintage car show in Paris the past week end!

Great week end!

 

about my roadster, I wait some parts from Hot Heads.
The headers, the offy tri-carb, joe hunt magneto and some cool other parts are crossing the Atlantic now!

I hope receive it the next month...

 

That lakester is insane

 

brittany (bretagne) isnt that far away

 

Excellent workmanship, and some very original ideas!

Great job!

Mart.

 

I'm impressed with your craftsmanship, that roadster is beautiful.

 

Today was a good day!

It was the first start of the roadster and his Hemi! the best christmas present I could wish!

here is a short video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wimSZphAUk8


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Thanks to Gary(73RR) and hot hemi heads for the help about the hemi specs and parts!

 

Sounds great!







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I'm near of the end of the project!

I need a 3 port fuel block and the carbs linkage, and the hemi is done!





tobay I receive my freshly rebuild front seat (I will made myself the doors garnishing, the carpets and the soft top)





now I prepare the roadster for the obligatory technical check, to be "french street legal"

 

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I start the inner door panel:



How do you find it?







the official technical visit..... Done!!!




the first road test with my childrens! They love it!!!!

 

Great build! I saw a few things in there I may have to "borrow" on my next build!

3blap.

 

Very nice work! Great job!