Wow- that's too much for me or anybody I know, but I gotta admire the dedication of whoever does it. That '37 Zepher build thread was quite the project also.
ahhhhhhhh little bit more than I am willing to take on but best of luck to you..... "YOU CAN DO IT"!!
I restored a Karmann Ghia VW that was so rotten I used 2 full sheets of body metal making patch panels including door skins that went right up to the door handles. I also did a 59 MG where one half the body was in one end of the shop, the other half in the other end, and the frame in the middle when I started. Again, no parts bought all made by hand. Also a 65 Mustang where the only parts not replaced or repaired were the driveshaft tunnel and part of the roof. Today I wouldn't waste my time fixing a junky car if I could get a better one. But if you want a 32 Ford coupe and you don't have all the dough in the world, you have to take what you can get.
That's a good challenge but it is a doable one. You gotta start on one corner and work your way all around. don't skip around and you will actually see some positive progress. I start with that stuff because it's affordable and it's yours when it's done. You gotta stay after it and it'll come around pretty fast. About 30 minutes with a Porta Power and it'll begin to look alot better. Tim
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