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Projects 36 ford custom build (MISS SCARLET)

Discussion in 'Traditional Customs' started by kippers 34, Jul 5, 2013.

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  3. COUPES
    Joined: Feb 24, 2013
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    COUPES
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    Subscribed! Love anything 36!! Good luck with the build Kippers.
     
  4. general gow
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    general gow
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    looking forward to seeing how this develops. good work so far!
     
  5. 562roadster
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    562roadster
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    Awesome thread! keep us posted
     
  6. honeyman
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    Looks like a great start...as someone else said I believe, anything 36 Ford is cool.
     
  7. ss34coupe
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    Awesome coupe, and very nice work you are doing!
     
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  9. Hey Kippers. Looks like we are going in the same direction.These build pics looks kind of familiar to me.Nice list of parts you have and this gonna be awesome no doubt.Good luck and keep us posted.....Kenneth.
     
  10. Thanks. Cant go wrong with a westerguard style build! I have been working on her on and off about 2 years so I have posted a few pics here ad there. Thought it was time to start a build thread so progress will be quick for a while. Good luck with your build. Kipp.
     
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  13. The ravine car had a perfect subrail on the drivers side and mine was rotted at the a and b pillers so I totally removed and replaced the original with the good one.
     
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  14. El Carne's 53'
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    killer, subscribed.
     
  15. Then I [​IMG]removed the outer structure and prepared to start re assembly. .
     
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  16. First I made a patch for the foot of the A pillar. .[​IMG]
     
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  17. Then rebuilt the inner panel's in the front of the caul. .[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
     
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  18. I took an ems patch panel and cut the revel off and used it to patch the bottom of the caul.[​IMG]
     
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  19. Then I took a patch for the front of the foot that I made while I was forming the one on the other side and I finished the foot, .[​IMG]
     
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  20. Caul finished. .
     
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  21. With the old subrail removed I took pieces from several crappy rails and made a good one. .[​IMG][​IMG]
     
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  22. ColinCS
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    '36 Ford is one of my all time favorites. Keep up the good work!
     
  23. milkweed
    Joined: Nov 21, 2006
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    milkweed
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    from SLC UT

    Kipp..... I know I may be retarded but I know that COWL is not spelled Caul.....Where the hell is the grammar police when you need them...haha
     
  24. Tacho
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    Tacho
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    '36 is one of my favorite coups, nice thread.
     
  25. Thanks for the spell check. To many paint fumes I guess.
     
  26. New subrail installed I cut the bottom lip off of an ems patch panel and shrunk it to fit the conture of the side and tacked it in. Then I pieced the door jamb togeather.[​IMG]
     
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  27. I welded the patch and smoothed it. .[​IMG]
     
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  28. Then I welded and ground the door jamb. .[​IMG]
     
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  29. The drivers side is now welded ground and ready to move on. .[​IMG]
     
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