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Projects My 1935 Ford Five Window build.

Discussion in 'Traditional Customs' started by emil, Jan 11, 2021.

  1. emil
    Joined: Jun 24, 2008
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    from sweden

    I got a few hours in today as well
     

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  2. banditomerc
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    incredible determination to save this from the junk pile...great job.
     
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  3. emil
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    It’s like they say, if you want nice things but you are poor you cannot **** at being poor
    You gotta learn how to make nice things.
     
  4. Voodoojaime
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    What kind of shape are your rear fenders ?
     
  5. emil
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    i have a set of reeeeally rough and busted up original 35 fenders.
    Might try and repair or I will have to look for a new set.
     
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  6. Onemansjunk
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    Good thing the -Short Shop Helper - is there to keep you… IN-LINE.
     
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  7. Voodoojaime
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    I have a 35 p***enger or right side rear fender. I don't know if mine is better.... I can always send you a picture if you want....
     
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  8. emil
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    Yeah please do, I’ll see it i can post some pictures of mine today, will be needing to start working on them pretty soon of I’m using them
     
  9. oldiron 440
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    Nice work… :)
     
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  10. oldiron 440
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    This part of the build is one of my favorite parts, you take something that was not much of anything and build something solid from it.
     
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  11. emil
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    Made some progress lately even tho I’m most likely re-doing that door skin because I got ahead of myself when I folded the edge over and pressed the door together.

    needs more stretch too to fit but since I didn’t really have anything to measure from at the start I think it will go so much faster now that I have something to measure from and compare it to.

    stupid mistake, but sometimes I get excited and want to get the piece done before it’s time to head back home and I don’t really have time to think.
     

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  12. rustymetal
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    you are very lucky man to have a helper like that great project
     
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  13. emil
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    Started working a mother full time job so running my business on weekends and evenings now, time is more scares so won’t make as much progress I don’t think.
    But hopefully I can buy some nice parts
     

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  14. jimvette59
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  15. ronzmtrwrx
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    Looks like you have some good supervision.
     
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  16. emil
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    I’m pretty sure i have a short pump laying around but I’m also pretty sure i got clearance for this one if I’m not running a fan.
     
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  17. jimvette59
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    OK
     
  18. 05snopro440
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    I've come to realize that for a SBC, there's no reason not to run the short pump.
     
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  19. emil
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    Got some work in this week.
    Almost finished with this fender and on to the next.

    I took a lot of work auto get it into shape first and then make the final pieces. It was pretty bad.
    Sorry for the excessive do***entation, but I’m happy with it.
     

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  20. emil
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    As you can see from the photos I first did a more angular corner at the back of the wheel opening, but decided to mimic the rear corner of the front fenders instead so I re-did it.
     
  21. Mart
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    Great job on the fender. No such thing as excessive do***entation.
     
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