Our winter projects in Snow Hole Montana

Just some pics of projects.

The center of the Henry's roof had to be cut out from the front windshield to about seven inches forward of the rear window, and about six inches up from the drip rail. We used a roof off a 1941 Ford 4dr demo-derby victim to patch in. The metal of the Ford was about 16 gauge while the Henry J's steel (not rusted through) was about 20 gauge. Wheeling the curve of the Henry into the Ford section was a challenge, but we did it.

The other pictures are a 1940 Ford four door we are restoring for a grandson, a 1937 chevy business coupe in the paint booth, and the frame for the Henry.

If we start to burn out on the Henry ( youngest is about 57 and the oldest of us close to 70 ) we just switch off onto another project. Keeps us out of trouble with the significant others.

More as they progress.

Bill

 

nice projects and a cool looking shop , keep on building ,

 

very cool, love henry j's and that is one huge shop!

 

Where about are you in Montana?

 

Bill,
Hey great to see the pics of the HJ. Keep us posted on the build.

 

Bill
I have been hearing about the Henry and its cool to see the pics. Buzzard keeps me up to date on the progress. Hope to make it out on a car night and help out.

 

Great group of projects sheltered in a fabulous shop!! Check in with me when you are in Great Wind!

Russ V.