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I'm with Neil on the rear quarters idea. Split, what looks to be a pretty deep hood, or trunk lid and the split 'edge' becomes the 'leading edge' of the rear quarters. Neat-o!

Some sweet work you're cookin' there Ron. More pix/updates would be swell. Please!

Koops.....

 

WOW - you f'n rule.. i love it..

The bodywork is just plain awesome..

 

Ron,
It sure is *****in'. It's easy to see the artist in it. I love the details on the rear cowl. Beautiful bodywork.Will it get salty in '07? I don't see the coupe? Did it go on down the road?
Dooley

 

Very nice work!

 

YEAH man! I'm with Clark..........
Lot's of cool little details that STAND out!!!
And that cowl.......***y *****......
Good job.....I'll be keepin' an eye out for progress on this 'un for sure!!!

 

Ron, you are a magician. You walk into the garage, and magic just happens. I see your usual attention to detail everyplace I look. Will it be ready for our August trip?
Ole Don

 

Ron you should be proud this car is just plain cool.

Please keep us updated with the build up.

Binga

 

Hi Mate,

100% love it. Please keep the pics and the tech coming.

Danny

 

Lot's of cool idea's, cant wait to see more. Keep the pictures coming,


CBB

 

Wow, beautiful work! This is why I love the HAMB!

 

Very nice work man! Thanks for the inspiration!

 

Yowza! "I like". Tell me more about that grill shell.

 

Damn that is smart,original and an inspiration... I got a long way to go!

 

****in killer.

 

Absolutely BAD***!!! Really dig the "modular" steering gear/pedal ***embly--great idea! Very inspiring and refreshing. Go man go!

 

Hello all another damn new guy here. Just wanted to put in a guess as to what the back of this great looking car started life as. For some reason I'm thinking 53-56 F100 hood split down the midldle and fliped up on it's end with the front pointed at the ground. Am I even close? GREAT car with a ton of awsome work.

 

It's already all been said, but DAMN! The details! What a peice of art.

 

Exactly! Top notch man.

Malcolm

 

REAL NICE. lots of nice details. inspiring.

 

I love the pic of the blister for the steering on the workbench -- that'll look killer. Was that handformed or does someone make those?

 

My third ever,"That's f'ing killer" post.
Wow,can't wait to see that car finished.
Keep the camera handy,we want to see more !

 

Yeah, got to add my kudos as well, your creativity is inspiring. That's what hot rodding is at it's finest, a creative mind and able hands building something to display your individuality. Nicely done, not just another cookie cutter.

 

as i like to say from time to time. it kicks all forms of ***!

 

Thanx for sharing,,,And thanx ryan for highlighting

 

Nice work. I've had one of those boat windshield frames sitting on the shelf for several years and always wondered when I'd see one in use. Keep posting pictures. I'm sure there will be a lot of interest in your car.

 

LOL -- yea, there goes the price on boat windshield frames . . . like the WWII surplus latches and tents . . . .

 

I love it !

 

Really, really nice work. Keep us posted.

 

NICE!! I love modifieds! Bring that ****er to the Jalopy Showdown and let it play in the mud!

Spike

 

Awesome design and execution. I'm drooling.