Projects My 34 Ford Roadster Restoration Website

Over the past few months I have built a Website/ Blog and I invite you to follow me on my journey as I re-restore my 34 Roadster. Over the next few months I will be continuously blogging on the progress until final completion. I encourage your comments and any additional information or detailed photos that would help me during the Restoration. Enjoy!

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Great site! Thanks for posting.

 

wow that some great info
B

 

Very cool.
Dewinton, heck, that's just down the road.

 

Great site!

 

Great site and info!

 

I already had it in my "favorites". I came across it while researching floorpans.

 

I just thought that I'd let you know that I've added 3 additional blog posts today, enjoy lots more to come!

www.the34fordroadster.com

 

Yup! Me too! ( well subrails actually)

 

For those that are interested I've added a few more posts to my 1934 Roadster restoration blog.

www.the34fordroadster.com

 

Very nice site and great information for putting in the wood. I didn't realized that roadsters and phaetons had some much wood. I see a place in Utah advertises a wood kit for a phaeton for $3500 which is not bad now that I see all the wood. Where did you purchase the wood?

 

Thanks, great info!

 

I bought the 34 roadster wood kit from Brad's Woodshop, Friday Harbor, WA
360-378-3886 and Brad's wood kits are top quality.

 

Thanks, I know Bradley Brown as he used to live in the Valley years ago. I will give him a call.
Lynn

 

For those that are interested I'm back to working on the roadster and have added the most recent progress.

www.the34fordroadster.com