Projects Drug home another one. '34 5 window.

Nice parts!! Sounds like you've got some talent, so it shouldn't be "much of a hill for a climber".

 

you have good wilpower id slide the 39 to the back of the shed and start on the 34 lol good luck and post some pictures as you piece the body and frame back together ,

 

can you build it with a HEMI so that when you sell it to me I won't have to change engines.....plus leave room for a blower

Cheers,

Drewfus

 

*some assembley required.

 

jeff, what snow lol cool project cant wait to see whats in store for it

 

I like how you are starting with even less of a car this time. Maybe the project after this will just start with an air cleaner. Can't wait to see how it comes out!

-John

 

Great , can I come over and practice my weldin' skills. Or just let me snag it and bring it home with me.

 

Hello. I'm the seller of Jeff's '34. Those Don Smart panels are second to none! This particular panel is 20 inches tall and is correctly contoured to butt weld and metalfinish. Yes, they're more expensive than those currently being mass marketed by the reproduction parts vendors... But, you can save much worse quarterpanels and end up with a much better repair. When Don installs one of these panels, you'd be hard pressed to find the seam (inside or out - in bare metal). If you need to contact him, he can be reached by phone at 828-874-4609. Be preparred to let the phone ring up to 10 times - he works alone in the shop. Depending upon what he's doing it will take him a few moments to shut off the torch and get to the phone.

Darrell

 

Jeff,
I'm glad that you made it home OK and are pleased with your purchase. I feel that I've turned it over to capable hands. I shopped and traded a lot to assemble the collection of panels, which I'm certain will yield a fine car. It's all that shopping and trading that led me to it's replacement. As you saw, my garage runneth over and my bank account was running out. There's no way I was going to ever finish the three '34 Ford coupes, '69 Camaro, '55 Chevy, '57 Chevy, '67 Nova, '69 Nova, & '64 Corvette. I may just finish a few of them by simply declaring them "finished"... Besides, when speaking of hot rods, "finished" is a relative term anyway. Best regards and best wishes. As soon as I figure out how to post photos, I'll post a couple photos of your car's replacement.

Darrell

 

Awesome bro. I can't wait to see it running with a big block Mopar.... I mean poncho

 

Being in pieces doesnt matter when they all look clean and solid like those. Kick ass score. Its like a big model kit.

 

Killer score Jeff. It looks awesome. And like the others I can't wait to see what you do with it.

And yer hauler is pretty damn neato too!

-Shiny

 

Congratulations ...
Loks like a great start ... I may have to ride down to Charleston one Saturday, eat lunch with the gang and then go see your new car.

I know it will turn out NICE ...