Projects Pushing King Fisher forward

And here we go test fitting the roof now that it's a solid piece. Carl Hagan

 

Test fitting the A-pillar skins before final welding. It's crazy how much room this cab has inside. Carl Hagan

 

Wow, starting to come togther. Looks alot different from the pile of parts it started out as.

 

Nice work man.
How many feet of tubing have you used so far?

 

Holy Cow Carl!
That is looking good!
r

 

Thanks guys for all the props......

This cab has 140 ft of 1x1 tube so far. Seems like..."where'd it all go", but 4 - 5' pieces is a 20 ft stick......goes quick.

I'm cutting the door back out tonight and starting to hinge them asap.

Oh.....you notice I didn't quarter the roof. What I did was lean the A-pillars in a little towards the cowl.

Cool......Carl Hagan

 

Got the doors cut back out, after welding the roof on. I'll have another update once I get the doors hinged. And here's a pic of the back with the roof. Carl Hagan

 

damn , that things lookin good ! wish i wouldn't have sold my cab now but too much wood for me , your doin a great job , chop looks great too !

 

Looks great. I'm also working on a '34....wanna race?

I may have missed it but, what are you doing for a chassis/ drivetrain?

 

Didn't want to lay on my back, so I decided to run verticle welds to finish the bottom of the floor structure. Carl Hagan

 

that is some nice work

 

My last update to the King Fisher cab project. Here's the doors hung, latched with claw latches & stricker pins, door tops welded on & the top door structure also finished. Here I let it go.

My 454 will be here tomorrow for my next project. Cool. this was very fun.

Carl Hagan

 

bttt for the Monday morning guys........Thanks Carl Hagan

 

nice to have met ya Carl!
Greg

 

What...that's it?
Ya big tease.
Where is it headed now?
Is the owner on the HAMB?

So, what's next?