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  1. squarebird352
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    Hot Rods 29 Ford p.u. saving a pile of tin worthy of the scrap bin.

    my first ground up build of a 29 Ford Closed cab. this is her as she looked after draging her home in pieces, missing a door at the time... [IMG]...
    Thread by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 43 replies, in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    I love the extended brows above the headlights and kustom hood scoop with Merc side spears.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
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    Dick Jackson build T-bird, Custom Cars 1960

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
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    Watson's T-bird circa 1958

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
  5. squarebird352
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    Barris built 58 T-bird. love the color combination on this one. Asked George a few questions about the car, but doesnt remember much about it these days, Built this car for his wife Shirley.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
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    dick Jackon built 58 T-bird. took influence for my lights, these are 58 Lincoln I believe, I went with Pontiac instead due to how much more aesthetically pleasing they were.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
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    Watson's Bird as is today

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 0 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
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    she's been on non-op for almost a year, she's been shaved, lowered, rounded hood corners, Pontiac tail lights, and a set of 57 Lancers to roll. I hope to have her in a full panel paint job with gold pearl panels with wine fire red candy of gold base like the roof.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012, 1 comments, in album: Project. "B-Turd"
  9. squarebird352
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    Projects Watson inspired '62 chevy pickup

    that scallop idea looks great, maybe a few panels with some lace and fogging inside would look great on the hood and roof.
    Post by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
  10. squarebird352
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    irragation motors

    usually Chrysler industrial hemi's have a longer stroke, since they're just built to Idle, not perform. that's what I've heard from a few old timers.
    Post by: squarebird352, Jan 23, 2012 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    rust free and alittle bit straighter, still gotta beat the bottom around. the damn thing was caved inward from 80+ years of abuse and neglect.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 19, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    rear cab section, before a good sand blast and panel beating.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 19, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  13. squarebird352
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    channeled frame length, and a some 3 1/4 inch tubing added to replace Henry's "White mountain Oak" framing.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 19, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    and the rest of the cab set on for shits and giggles. gotta set of hinges coming from Bert's Model A in Colorado this week. Then I can hang the doors and Channel the cowl.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 19, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    undoin' what time does best, fuck shit up.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  16. squarebird352
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    almost time to get it on the frame to build it's inner structure, gonna make it all out of 3/4 inch square tubing instead of wood.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    headed up to Ventura to get me a door, was a little bit reluctant to get it, but I came around as I cut the inner bracing out the back and began knocking the dings and dents out.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  18. squarebird352
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    just decided to go with a pair of 28/29 coupe doors, they line up with the hinges, look a little bit better, and give a mild chop with out having to cut the doors!

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  19. squarebird352
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    just needs a patch panel, but the rest is straight!

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    for sale, has the latcthes

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    a8

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    355848.jpg

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 10, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    my frame almost ready for the drivetrain.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 9, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  24. squarebird352
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    gettin' all fancy with chromed '50 Lincoln brakes. had to ream a few holes.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 9, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  25. squarebird352
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    all finished for tonight, now on to the doors and rear cab section.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  26. squarebird352
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    today I began sand blasting the body, starting with the Cowl.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Jan 2, 2012, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    got myself an intake this week, the Holley 94's need a rebuild and the the front one is missing a few parts, but still, not bad for $300.

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Dec 30, 2011, 1 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
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    353036.jpg

    Uploaded by: squarebird352, Dec 30, 2011, 0 comments, in album: 1929 Ford Pickup project
  29. squarebird352
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    Customs 35 Ford 3-window build

    thanks alot man, just picked up a Tri-power for my 256, moneys short right now,but the prices are reasonable, gonna put my order in next week....
    Post by: squarebird352, Dec 26, 2011 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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    Customs 35 Ford 3-window build

    where did you pick up your wheel adapters for the rear?? I gotta 5x4.5 bolt patern and wanna run 48 ford wheels with the 5x5.5 bolt pattern!
    Post by: squarebird352, Dec 17, 2011 in forum: The Hokey Ass Message Board
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