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Original '32 Ford firewall in a Wescott body???

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by evil clown, Feb 10, 2009.

  1. evil clown
    Joined: Jan 15, 2006
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    from Verona, WI

    I've seen some general discussion about putting a steel firewall in a fibergl*** body, but has anyone actually done it? Any details or pitfalls you can share?

    I'm specifically looking for someone that has done it on a Wescott body, since that's what I have. :rolleyes:

    Thanks in advance for any info! :)
     
  2. Fogger
    Joined: Aug 18, 2007
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    Check with search, recent post on a '32 gl*** coupe. The FOGGER
     
  3. 32to40
    Joined: Apr 18, 2006
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    I had a non-Wescott over a stock firewall and it did work out well but did start cracking around the lip of the firewall because it was cut out too thin. I would make sure you left that area plenty thick even if you had to section the firewall a bit to fit it in.
    I think there is/was a green highboy in the Portland area that has a stock firewall.
     
  4. evil clown
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    There were no specifics in that post, just general comments.

    Some one must have done this before? Anything at all to share on the process?

    Thanks! :D
     
  5. Stick Shift
    Joined: Oct 2, 2005
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    You should just sell that one and get a steel one. Heck I would even take that one off your hands so you won't have to worry about it working or not. LOL
     
  6. cretin
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