Projects The Flying Goddess...34 Ford! I'm back boys!

That is already cool just sitting there, no wheels and all, I like it!

 

subscribing in anticipation.

 

Glad to see you back and love to see the direction that you are going. This will be a good contrast for Tuffy

 

Looks like you are leaning toward a custom. HRP

 

knew it was going to have skirts

 

A lady always wears skirts.

 

Not me...but I am pretty good at falling down! I need to go through my stuff but I think a 35 rear and a dropped model a axle in front. Flathead with a 471 blower and undecided on the tranny.

LOL...I like the way you think!

 

That part's easy. I think I've fallen and can't get up!

 

Fuck yeah Kathy!

 

So goood to see you back here!Looking forward to the build. Looks to be as classy as you!

jerry

 

I'm like a kid on Christmas Morning! Having a beer and getting my game plan together!

 

Welcome back @kisam!

I'm really looking forward to following this build!

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Looks like someone's been busy with Photoshop :

This 1934 Ford coupe was chopped, had solid hood sides, Appleton Spotlights,
1941 Ford bumpers and white trim rings to simulate white wall tires. The stance
and overall look and feel is all custom. The photo was taken in 1947.


Here is the same coupe as above, but now wearing a set of white wall tires and single
bar flipper hubcaps. The rest stayed the same, but what a difference in appearance.

NOTE: These images & captions are from a Tom Nielsen article on @Rikster's "Custom Car Chronicle" website.​

So will the "Flying Goddess" be a 5-window version of the above '40s era Custom? ... or are you gonna tackle the enormous task of converting your coupe into a 3-window?

 

You go, girl! Skirts, but no panties, please! Subscribed

 

Damn I'm fast. Barbara and I are already driving!

 

I remember long ago some of the old timers used to say cars don't wear skirts. Those are called fender pants.

 

Will be following along for the ride, subscribed!

Like the way this is going!

Glenn

 

Who's making the VROOOMMM VROOOMMM sounds?

 

Followed the Tuffy build so this is a no brainer, Subscribed!!!

 

subbed!

 

I'm in too.

 

Already a change of plans. I pulled this 354 Poly out of a 57 Chrysler Windsor about 10 years ago. It showed 29k on the odometer? It has a stripped nut on the starter so im hoping?

 

Hmmm, they must of been using Penzoil in that baby.

 

Runh-roh...! Is that green stuff s'posed to come out of the little holes on the side...?

 

Yikes !! Didja' open the cover and barf on it ? Is it that bad ? It would be a cool motor to use if good, for sure.

 

What's a build with a change in plans? Or 40?


jerry

 

Penzoil was exactly what i thought! Like pharaffin wax! Maybe a blown head gasket? Trying to pull the heads...work with me baby...breaking out the BFH!

 

Give it Hell, Kathy!!

 

Go Man Go!!!

 

tftfy

 

Cool! Though if I kept the fenders itd end up a little more like this