Projects Restoring a pair of thirties front fenders/metal work shape work

Restoring the left hand fender

 

left hand side cont.

 

I`ll bow to that sir.... looks awesome!

 

and on to the right hand side...

 

Bolt fenders together with aid of a stand
lay tape down symmetrically to make profile patterns to.
make profile patterns
compare to each side.

 

Thanks for posting the photos, always great to see your metal wook, are they 1933 REO? Bob

 

good eye! 32 sports sedan 6s,and thank you

 

Thanks. If I spot a NOS pair at Hershey should I just keep walking? Bob

 

Always like your threads. Getting ready to start working on my passenger side front fender for my Model A. So I am subscribed.

 

I love seeing your posts. You, sir, are a true craftsman.

 

As always, I'm just flabbergasted at your skills. Time to put my big boy pants on and give it a try on my own roached out fenders. Thank you for the excellent examples and encouragement.

 

i have actually restored the fender /removed damage etc already,thank you for offering though.
We do need the top section trim on the outside of a 38 chevy truck grille if you come across one.I would gladly pay for your time.thanks Jon

...and thank you all for your comments

 

Always incredible work and the way you're able the metal finish your weld completely amazes me. Thanks for sharing.

 

Love the work you do.

 

In this pic you are just checking the radius/shape and then cutting the new patch out to insert INTO the hole without any type of overlap correct?

--sorry cant quite get the multiquote thing right

 

Awesome work Jon!

 

Wow! Your craftsmanship is very nice. Thanks for showing us your magic.

 

continued....

thank you all for viewing and those who commented.

looking for metal workers that can do this kind of work.Compensation upwards of $25 p/h

 

Very nice work. Some day I WILL be that good, practice, practice, practice.

 

Very nice work!

 

Very nice.

 

Two thumbs up! Nice work!

 

Love your threads, inspirational!

 

Ive been looking for a spare tire well like is on those. Not much luck in the scrap yards, could you shoot me an idea of cost to form one?
Thanks.
Killer work as always!

 

Wow I say, how many hours in the first fender?