who has the best body

You might want to look around a bit locally I run across guys selling projects from time to time that bought decent gl*** bodies and frame and then lost interest and sell it . it could save a bunch that way

 

I have seen Be-Bops and it is very nice, and a reasonable price, too.

 

Pamela Anderson >>>>.

 

Well, I happen to think that I am probably right up there with the best of them, not to mention, that at the age of 40, I can be licensed as an antique in the state of KS..........

 

Which is silly due to the fact that people have been building gl*** cars from the sixties if not earlier. My grandfather built a few. Steel is getting harder and harder to score. Gl*** is a good alternative. Just make sure you make good choices with a "traditional" build. There is no excuse for bad decisions! haha

Good luck! and keep us posted.

Rob

 

I will keep everybody informed, I've made my decision on the body I'm buying hopefully it won't be too bad when I get it. I'm going to start collecting the part's now so the build will go smoothly

 

Rob ... thanks for quoting me out of context

 

gl*** is for looking through.

 

The way I look at it, a Wescott will save you less than $2K over a Brookville. Any of the "best" in gl*** are going to be within about $4K. ***uming a proper, high quality traditional build, the result will be a gl*** car with the value being about 30% less than the steel car. My best advise would be to reconsider the gl*** body.

 

Meagan Fox

 

There are other gl*** bodies out there besides the mul***ude of Ford ones, funny nobody mentioned the T Bucket bodies available.
Chevrolets of various years and body styles
Plymouths of the 33-34 style
40-41 Willys Coupes
and maybe even more.

 

I have a Wescott '32 roadster and a Brookville '32 roadster pickup. I find the quality to be comparable, but the Wescott cost now approaches steel. A Brookville Model A would cost less but make sure it will fit you; even the stretched Model A can be a tight fit for a tall guy.

 

Believe it or not,I was talking to a friend of mine, Who own's my dad's real steel roadster .You can buy a brookville steel body car 32 roadster un***embled for half the cost, All you have to do is ***emble it. If your good at welding I'd look into this.