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Projects Mike Paul '30 Coupe Build

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Mike Paul, Mar 25, 2018.

  1. Vanness
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    Looks awesome and congrats on the House. I know the pressure there. What’s the seat from. It fits great. Wondering because I’m at that point.
     
  2. Mike Paul
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    It’s a Dodge Caravan middle seat
     
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  3. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Another thread to bookmark. Thanks for posting the great pics Mike, Outstanding.


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  4. Fitnessguy
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    Sweet build so far sir. Mine's in the home stretch on the build side as it's in paint right now then on to final ***embly. used the caravan seat as well, they just fit perfect. Here's the finished product. IMG_4379.JPG
     
  5. Vanness
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    Heard they do. Guess I’m going that route. Like a 90s or mid 2000s?
     
  6. Fitnessguy
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    2000's
     
  7. Mike Paul
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    Being that I have a little more time in the shop these days till my Millwright job picks back up I’m dedicating it to my coupe. All the major welding and panel work is done I just have fit the louvered deck lid skin and finish the door tops and it should be ready for bodywork.
     

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  10. Max Gearhead
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  11. sloppy jalopies
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    that is a Throne !
     
  12. brianf31
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    I'm glad to see you back on this build, Mike!
     
  13. Good Lord that's an aggressive chop. I can't wait to see it painted. Looking good. Keep us posted on your progress.

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  14. TigerFan
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    This is an impressive build; thanks for sharing it. Please keep us updated.


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  15. Tim
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  16. Car looks great! I'm jealous of your workspace. :D Mike

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  17. swade41
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    Looking great, a lot of nice work done and more than I realized had to happen
     
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  19. Mike Paul
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    55D831E6-46BA-4D0C-8364-462577D7E99F.jpeg ECBCB828-CF15-4C99-892C-D086BD2D4CDB.jpeg 2F16BC46-F12E-4100-93C3-C3F801191D17.jpeg D2D58F6A-EC35-40DB-88DF-057C0AEBF9C1.jpeg 907DAD83-FEE4-4362-A0CD-0D668DAD3C23.jpeg 5E3F6D48-1FD3-4786-BAFF-8BF2AD639B6B.jpeg I’ve only been able to work on the coupe here and there over the last couple years. My job got busy, I built a new shop, and did a bunch of work on my ‘63 C10. On the coupe I was able to get the floors done and the pedals hung. I’ll get some more pics today of the floors
     
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  20. Mike Paul
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    244B2A89-B8F7-44D5-AA3F-82B021D1F41E.jpeg 0AD1137D-BACC-49AE-9FD0-6F8B8E640BB9.jpeg 97892F46-15EF-406C-91E3-19858B5D6920.jpeg 0AD1137D-BACC-49AE-9FD0-6F8B8E640BB9.jpeg 244B2A89-B8F7-44D5-AA3F-82B021D1F41E.jpeg I also tore down the 331 Cadillac and got it sent off to the machine shop. Ordered a cam from Schneider yesterday. Will probably be ordering the pistons soon.
     
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  22. Max Gearhead
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    NICE! Just want you to know the fine details like the rivets do get noticed. Bob [​IMG]
     
  25. MoePower
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    Very nice . . . how did I miss this thread !
     
  26. choptop40
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    Serious Skillz...Youre gonna have nothin to do but thrash that A when it finished....
     
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    Ok, the Tudor doors are longer than Coupe, is there a contour change? I don't fully understand the inner door frame getting notched. quarters and cowl stay the same and the body is now longer because the doors are longer, I don't see the over door section getting lengthened. Will a stock A hood now work on the '32 frame? I'm a big fan of subtle changes. Bob
     
  29. Mike Paul
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    98DE95BD-6558-40E4-9619-719335883984.jpeg EE68C1AF-A6D5-4FD9-909A-423E0BEF2A4A.jpeg B286FB9F-5839-49E5-B30B-DE9086FC7C2A.jpeg 38DDDFEA-4E4A-41FA-BDE5-FFCFCEE5222C.jpeg BF765F5F-3611-496F-9323-38E7F5B53E66.jpeg BD80EC1F-DBC4-4761-8104-031E0280D744.jpeg 51F4E411-CE0D-4FB0-8217-06A4E92124FD.jpeg E2BBF127-11A2-4610-8DD2-D3ED6470A5BB.jpeg 3C647536-45BD-45B1-9E26-AD57DCEEAD83.jpeg 8C87BD39-98C3-4FC5-BCE4-A74F65D2413C.jpeg EE68C1AF-A6D5-4FD9-909A-423E0BEF2A4A.jpeg B286FB9F-5839-49E5-B30B-DE9086FC7C2A.jpeg
    here’s a couple pictures of the quarters and cowl
    I braced the inside of the body and kind of levitated it 2” above the table. Then I used Tudor sedan subrails to stretch the door opening. I also had to add to the length of the roof by where the visor attaches.

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  30. Max Gearhead
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