Termites and Bowties- Early Chevy Group

the weather sucked but this is always one of my favorite shows. Glad to reveal my car there.

 

Texas? Kind of a big place. Dalhart is closer to the capitol of a half dozen or so other states than it is to Austin.

 

These 1935 coupe fenders are near me. Will they fit my 1934?
I have fiberglass fenders (pictured) that I could use to compare fitment. The rear fenders look slightly different.

 

I think those are master fenders and I don't think they interchange with the 34

 

I think jay has a master. As far as fenders go I have no idea haha . I know they’re different but couldn’t tell by just looking

 

35 master are in a world of their own. 34 -35 standard are the same.

 

Thanks guys! I did notice that the rear fenders look different at the very back. I told the seller that I’ll pass.

 

I've had my '34 Master coupe for 43 years and often wondered if '33 Master rear fenders would fit. The '34 Master rears are little on the ugly side to me.

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/2YpyNpLkp38?si=MB_SYhn0NvBjuCSM

More cam needed

 

Anybody know this one?
Stole the photos from Instagram, I believe this is this weekends Detroit show during set up. Would love to see more.

 

i like it

 

As you might recall, a partial wood kit was included with the purchase of my 1934 Chevy Master 5 window coupe.
As it turned out, many of the wood pieces were not correct for my coupe, so I have concluded the wood pieces are probably for a 1934 Chevy three window coupe.
Tonight I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the front door frame wood pieces ARE CORRECT.
I will use them as a pattern to recreate the same piece in steel.
I’m nearly finished framing the rear window.

 

My '34 Chevy Master. It's sitting on a '26 Chevy frame. I've got a long way to go but the car and frame were free. I'm in need of the middle and front floor pieces. I have an extra rear floor piece. The wood is basically non-existent so I'm looking to replace it with steel.

Larry

 

Glad to see another 34 in the group. You have plenty of work ahead but don’t give up.
This link has good info about the Fisher body parts. Here’s a sample picture from the link.
https://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/fisher/1934/34fbsm00.htm

 

More fabrication. This was a challenge. I’ve never attempted to duplicate anything this complex. One down. One to go. Here’s a short VIDEO. Original wood that I copied is shown in the last picture.

 

looks great

 

Don't know anything about it. But it looks like the one Gene Windfield was helping chop at Cobo hall in 2018.

 

Yup
I caught a glimpse of the show sign in another photo and it is.

 

I duplicated all the wood in my 35 olds makes a very solid car but when done it might of ben easier to make a skeleton then slip the body over it.

 

Here is my 31 I'm just finishing up

 

That’s super cool!

 

Very nice! Tell us more.

 

Looks slick!

 

Damn. Paint and interior even.
Oh remember the finger position when you posted the steering wheel pics before it was installed? Yeah, I did that when I saw what you had.
Looks great!

 

haha that freakin wheel is heavy lol it was the only way

 

Snoop74,
You have set the bar too high. Darn it! I gotta get busy.
I did manage to make another A pillar.

 

Jay, no way haha, you’re doing way more than I did, I just wanted a decent driver. I knew interior would cover a lot

 

Someone will be looking for the old wood parts if they are sorta' sound.

 

The wood I have MIGHT be correct for a 1933 or 1934 Chevy 3 window. (Notice how the door internal framing pieces have a rounded shape at the top rear corner.) I hope to identify what they go to. I do not have a complete kit.