Thanks guys ! the next step of the floor made the seat riser today . All aluminum work . Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
Wow ... really ? You already know what I think. Feel like your stalker or somethin'. Yeah, yeah ... I like your work. Again. Peanut gallery thumbs up.
Flop I love your work and style so much. But at the same time as so many hopeful guitar player as myself discover the previous giants like Hendrix, I feel hopeless and defeated, oh well keep it up.
Watching builds like this inspires me to a new and higher standard in the work I do. Thanks I love watching work where perfection is the standard thats expected. Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
Thanks everyone ! Brg .... It's like chopping a top . Custom taillights , shaved handles etc. ... What's the most prominent space in an open car with no top? The interior . So why not make it like something we have never laid eyes on before and pop . Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
While I think they look really cool, is there a practical reason for the holes in the floor? I'm thinking that moisture/ dirt would gather in between the skins, especially being a roadster. I was also wondering if there some sort of insulation you are using between the floors? I'm building a double skinned floor in my truck as well and curious as to what you may be thinking. Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
The aluminum floor idea I had for this roadster was just like flop said a wow factor doesn't serve a purpose just different. I'm gonna have the whole car painted subrails and flops bottom floor but I'm leaving the aluminum panels that I put the speed wholes in so you can see the paint through the wholes. should be cool. Also gonna run a tonneau cover and no windshield. Did you notice the cool windshield deletes flop made. Cool little detail...
.* I'm using little rubber spacers from Lowe's or home depot between the two for rattles and each panel is held in with 4 hidden bolts easily removed to clean the lower panels
Flop, would it be a high jack to ask to see a pic of the bead roller you use to accomplish the floor work? It is inspiring stuff.
Pullmax and a 24 inch mittler bros on the floor . I could achieve the same with my harbor freight roller honestly . But the motorized part of the mittler Bros make life easier . Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
Thank you kind Sir. I was considering the harbor freight for I know I'm doing two floors in my future but after that who knows. Money is tight and do I want a professional shop piece taking up space and not getting a return on investment? Keep up the motivating fabrications, Wyatt.
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