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The shifter panel is nice, but even better is that the driver looks like he fits in the car. When I sit in it, my T roadster looks like Bruce Banner's shirt.
Yep...nice work, but not over-fabricated. Here's a pic of Jay and his family cruising the new-to-them roadster on a little reliability run a few weeks back...
Matt Seret does some excellent work...... however, I don't the sharp lines/edges. All of the early Ford covers from the 30's had nice curves/ bumps to them (like the foot-board portion of this piece)
Cool indeed ! It looks great as it is: plain, buffed-out metal. If it had been painted black, it would have looked "factory"...and only an "insider" would know the difference. Jonnie www.legends.thewwbc.net
Metal Mover has a beautiful trans cover too, it’s one of the nicest ones I’ve seen on the COE... Show us a picture Dan... O2 Darryl Sent from my iPhone using H.A.M.B.
The wooden floor boards accentuate it. Without the varnished wooden floor boards, the cover would be ‘lost’. Beautiful work throughout !
I love things like this. Most people walk by and don't realize how much fabrication takes place to make a part that looks so simple!
Love everything about this car. Does anyone know if those are stock height stanchions or chopped. It’s hard to tell. From the profile shot, they look just about stock height.
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