Introducing my Fuel Coupe-styled Tudor

Beautiful!!!!

 

Sorry if this is a repeat of info posted, what size are those rear tires?

That stance has me drooling. Looks awesome!

 

Man, that looks great sitting on the chassis !

 

Absolutely stunning Gary. I to hope to see it in person. This is very exciting.

 

Wow that thing looks awesome but I have one question…… when are you installing the blower lol

 

WOW! Jeff gave his approval as well, you should be very proud Gary. Any updates?

 

That's because your "Den of Iniquity" was one of my inspirations.

 

I trimmed some welting to fit between the firewall, dash and cowl pieces.


It took two hours to align and tighten Henry Ford's "Cowl Clamps from Hell":



Kids' old soccer socks protect the steering column during installation.





Stock top column clamp halves are both satin black, so they disappear.
I gotta replace those modern TS & Flasher switches. Any ideas?


"Clear anodized aluminum" -colored powder coating looks a bit plastic-ish, but not bad.

 

^^^Outstanding!!^^^

 

Nice detail, painting the boxed rail section black. One of those "Nobody will ever notice" details that true craftsmen apply to most things.

 

The stick on welting is genius after I pulled mine apart and all that worn thin cardboard bs dropped out I wasn’t really sure what I wanted to replace it with. Good idea. As is the socks over the column.

 

Love the dash. Nice work.

 

PROGRESS! I love it.

This is my favorite picture so far.

 

More parts.



To contrast with the black interior, I pillaged my scrap bin for a white B&M shifter handle, a stainless steel fender washer and a Mooneyes hat pin.

 

Very Nice , Maybe in afew more months, I will have to break my habit and come sit beside your
Fuel Sedan??!! Gary you know a few miles from your house on 50 towards the county line there are some stripes on the Road .
Very , Very Nice touch to your Ball

 

Really fine details!

 

I know those stripes !!

 

Crushing it! Looking so sharp man

 

looking good

 

"Everything is proceeding as I have foreseen."







Seriously though, I had to tap & die every stud and threaded hole-- removing sanding dust and overspray that hadn't snuck up my nose or settled on stuff in the garage.

 

Fuck
Yes

 

Damn! looking good. Not so patiently waiting to see what you do with the top.

 

That picture right there, nailed it!

 

Early fluted lenses on a '28, another fine detail.

 

It seems like you are really picking up speed on the little car. Do you plan on having it running this summer?

-Abone.

 

Eddy, you need to drive your blue tudor over here and scare the neighbors.

It'll be covered with stock-appearing black vinyl.

Yeah- my budget got a N2O shot - I finished paying for two kids' college degree$ and wifey is working full-time.

It'll be done September-ish, subject to interior.

 

Oh cool, haven’t checked thread in awhile. Great to see some color on it! Dig the orange

 

Are you wanting to have to Move?
I do not have the A no longer ,pulled the
Engine ,trainss data logger ,wheels , wilwood , stripped to a roller .





Stuck engine into Green Sedan witch made it the Angry Egg,,
Was quicker and few mph faster then the A , Now the Angry Egg is jus a Green Egg,,
The ""Filthy II"" is 50 cid smaller,close to same Hp , Bouncing the ideal to put the Jap straight 6 back in Filthy or the tall deck Brodix with SB2 heads close to 500 cid sbc

 

Out back, '36 Ford taillights look simpler than A's & '32's.


18 ga steel brackets.


Spare tire bolt holes are repurposed to attach the license plate bracket.


Next step: seats and wiring.