I totally identify (many others also) with the frustrations encountered along the way. Let me say thanks on our behalf for you forging ahead. The car is unbelievable! Most people would not believe what you started with. Can hardly wait to see it finished. All this and here I am starting a new project.......Tim PS I may have asked already but what part of Wisconsin are you in?
Truly amazing transformation! We'll have to call you the metalworking magician. Actually, no magic involved.... just pure talent.
Thanks Tim. My wife is the person who keeps me motivated. She's always so positive! I am in the northwest Wisconsin
You deserve kudos for the hard work and end product, a beautiful job of making something nice out of pieces of old steel. Its art, in my book.
I've been working on putting a trailer hitch and air bags on my 40 chevy so I can pull the camper. I just finished fixing up and installing covers on a set of running boards for the 40 too. My spare time this summer will be going into the 40. That car has been neglected for a few years. I have been looking for a 32 body to put on that frame under the model a.
Fantastic work! You should change your user name to Merlin. By the way what did you use to make your trailer go from the above pic to the one you used to bring that beauty back from the paint shop?
What a read!!! Just went through start to finish! Great save! Sent from my SM-N910G using The H.A.M.B. mobile app
You've inspired me to do my future build in Washington Blue. I love the kidney bean wheels, but I think I might try them in Dow 7 instead of gray. Thanks for the inspiration!
Don't get me wrong; I love the old school Hallibrands and replicas in 1. as cast. 2. gray 3. Dow 7, and in that order. I'm just curious as to what the dull gold-ish color would look like next to that color blue.