Much better. Now I'll rework the first one. Enough running board for a gangster with small feet. Not a lot of butter but some coming this week.
I like the look with skirts. I’m putting mine back on. Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Onto the passenger side and Beek today. Then it' long block the high build primer. Contemplating the rear panel, if I should weld in a new segment ( no rear pan available) or tighten up the space between body and bumper. Might even get rid of that chrome pimple on the rear fender.
Found a temporary colour (sorry, I'm really tired of flat black) I'll shoot for this summer then after the chop, it' forever colour.
The welded fenders look great. will you be rounding the rear hood corner? I'm glad you're not in a hurry to chop. It's plenty nice in the meantime. Here's a thought...You've already chopped tops. How about pulling off a body section, before calling it quits? Rod Powell did this un-chopped '39, and the proportion's are killer. This channeled '40, albeit chopped, gives some idea (although I feel the rear fenders should be raised). I'll go fishing in the Photoshop pool, and come back if I catch anything.
That coupe is out of sight. Pretty radical custom in it's day, chopped, sectioned Plymouth bumper... crazy car! Thanks, I'm loving the smooth lines too. The chop will happen over winter and will be a sloper style when done. I have something else planned for the roof I'll show off when it gets underway. I'm going to start the rear pan extension tomorrow. I'll bring up the bumper snug and the licence plate will hang below and behind the bumper in the center.
Sweet ride! Body work is on point!!! That thing is gonna be killer when it’s done. How much did the Posie springs cost you? if you don’t mind me asking... Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
Sweet but one real big drawback...its out of my skill set and I don't have anyone close to help out. Great Photoshop work!
You make everything 'look' so quick and easy (and good!). I have absolutely no doubt in your capability of pulling this off. (And it would be a fine feather in your cap. )
What s cool car that turned into. A 2 seater. Can you imagine the weeks, months it would have taken. I would have given up and moved onto a different project long before it got that far.
No English wheel in my shop so to make a roll pan that follows the body rather than being ugly flat.. lots of slices and tack welding.
Skim coat of butter and sitting overnight. Tomorrow the gas filler gets moved and welded up. After that, the roof gets sanded and she'll get shot in lacquer to keep till next summer. I'll miss the fathers day show I wanted to get to but a big one on July 21 is a go.
A breath, attention to the honey do list and a sanding next. Then next week it' lay on some temporary lacquer. The chrome zit is gone now. Wonder how I'll gas it up Now?
Tomorrow it's polish windows and trim with steel wool, paint the window rubber and start blowing in the door and trunk jams.
I use brass wool for windows. Come out brand new if just old and trim also comes out great. Sent from my iPhone using The H.A.M.B. mobile app