my wife asked me, "what are you doing?" i said i'm bowing to some young kid in kansas! perfect little project to hone your skills.
great work, that's for sure, always thought a '32 grille was a complex shape and your work confirms it. now, can you make me one too
Fantastic work! Its so great to see someone with mad skills and YOUTH get involved in this great line of work. Stay with it!!
Congratulations to you and your instructor,,you have incredible talent and I look forward to following your project as it progresses. HRP
Fantastic work, keep it up. We have 3 former McPherson grads at our shop, and they're all great. Give us a call when you graduate.
Thanks for all the kind words guys. I'm consistently humbled by the talent on this board, so the compliments mean a lot.
Lot of older, and impressed among us here! Your pics and story bring into the possible. Thanks for this.
Nice work, young man! It's much more satisfying to make something from scratch than just plunking down dollars for a repop. Keep up the good work and attitude.
Tremendous! Thats all I can say. I am planning to duplicate my 32 Aussie Tub in Aluminum, and I was thinking about things like the Fenders and the Rad Shell, wondering how would I approach it. I must say you had a great plan, and did a great job in execution. Now I cant wait to get my material and order my english wheel to get started! Super job!
I've never had any formal training with metal working tools such as shrinker -stretchers and bead rollers but have used both quiet a bit over the years,,I've played with the cheap harbor freight English wheels. I am in awe of your talent,,If I needed a shell I would have to buy one. HRP
lol exactly. i bet you cant build a 32 three window and send it to my house for final inspection amazing job man. i love to see someone with serious skills
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