Features full fendered 30 rpu on 32 rails

Here's a few pictures of a 30 roadster pickup that we just finished here at Clayton's Hot Rods. We used a 30 cab on a 32 frame and all the other sheet was from a 32. I think it worked out pretty good. Has anybody else seen this combo before?

 

Let me figure out why the pics wont open up.

 

Not winning on getting the pictures to open. More and bigger pictures on our web site plus other trad builds. Click the link below.
Thanks

 

I'd sure like to see larger pictures but from what I CAN see you did an exceptional job of it. Thanks for sharing this one.

 

Because you have just attached very small pics...You need to upload much larger pics to a storage site like Photobucket and then upload thumbnails from there to the HAMB.
Or make the thumbnails you already uploaded into links to the full size pics from your website. Like this
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2093735&stc=1&d=1386828734

 

Beautiful, even better!

 

What an awesome car!

 

Love the truck!
Checked your website too,
You do some fine work !

 

Wow, you have some seriously sweet rods on your page, I REALLY like that truck - well done!

 

Thank you for the compliments and the photo help.

 

Well I started to say it was a shame that you covered the deuce rails, but I do like the combo. I haven't seen it before that i know of but I'll bet that I'll be seeing a lot more of it soon. Smooth as silk.

 

just checked your web-site...wow!! great cars, congratulations!

 

I like it a bunch. Nice job.

 

I uploaded better photos. Thanks again for the tips.

 

They're only covered by the fenders; no different than any full fendered '32 would be. No splash aprons like it'd have with a Model A frame and fenders.

 

Nicely done.

 

Very nice...

 

I like your truck. The only thing wrong with the original '32 RDPU is that the body looks too commercial and you have solved that.

Charlie Stephens

 

I absolutely love it! HRP

 

Turned out killer!!!

I don't like myself, and no one else does either.

 

Awesome,looks like it came from the factory!

 

That looks great. I had wondered about making a Brookville '32RPU fit my truck instead of the closed cab, but that is spot on. Did you have to section the radiator and grille? I understand a Model A cowl is a couple of inches shorter than on a '32?

 

Very nice combination of parts, looks natural.

 

On a 30-31 you can get away without sectioning the grille shell the hood however did get sectioned

 

Exceptional! Looks like Ford should have made it.


All the best,

Tim

 

Is the louver shop open?

 

Very discreet...

 

the roadster pick up is in California terms ******in

 

Very nice! Looks good with the fenders on.

 

Very nice - surprised that this combination isn't seen more often as it really works well.