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Hot Rods '34 Ford truck with passenger front sheet metal

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Binkman, Aug 1, 2018.

  1. pigfluxer
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    Sometimes we forget, Henry was smarter than we are.
     
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  3. Hnstray
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    ^^^^^^^^^to MY eyes, that truck is gorgeous!

    Ray
     
  4. pprather
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    Any update on the current thoughts of the original poster?

    Phil
     
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  5. tub1
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    that red one above is cool , over here in aus a guy put a 34 sedan front on a 34 pickup cab , he did a nice job but it looked so wrong
     
  6. pprather
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    1935 cab available, see post 25 in this thread.

    Phil
     
  7. Binkman
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    Well, after doing 2 '33 sedan deliveries I am going to jump into the truck with p*** car sheet metal project, actuslly 2 of them. I am hoping to do one as a roadster pickup and one as a regular pickup. I have all the '34 body dies from L***e now and am in the initial stages of planning. Thanks for all the input !
     
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    I 've got all the parts gathered to make a 33 Cabriolet highboy pickup, now to find the time to do it!
    I'll be using parts from a Don Babb cabriolet cowl and doors, 35-37 Ford pickup cab back , and the front floor from a tudor. Similar to my old 32 rdst pu, only a little bigger in the interior space.
     
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  9. clem
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    Firstly, - thanks for coming back to update your original thread.
    May I ask, - What do you mean by having all the ‘34 body dies, - that seems a pretty significant acquisition.
    Will you be producing body’s for others or just your own use ?
     
  10. Build a 34-35 Dodge PU. One of the sleeker looking PU"s ever built.
     
  11. manyolcars
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    and it has a factory chopped top
     
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    Hard to beat! IMG_20220617_092711823_HDR (2).jpg
     
  13. Binkman
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    HI,
    I bought a really rough '33 Ford sedan delivery and needed to make a bunch of panels. Luckly I ran into Lazze and he was able to supply all the body dies I needed. He makes all the the dies for the '33/'34 Ford now. The dies are pretty expensive but now I can make the exact piece I need and not have to worry about if it will fit.I amplanning on a '34 roadster pickup and a '34 pickup both with p*** car front sheetmetal. I do not like the proportions of the rear on the SAR roadster pickup cab. I only work on my projects, no outside work.
    HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!
     
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