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Projects 1936 ford 3w coupe custom build thread

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS, Jul 15, 2010.

  1. FatDaddy53
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    looking good bro.... i wish i had the time and space to do um like you... what motor you putting in this one>?
     
  2. radio_king
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    I got a fever and the only prescription is...an UPDATE!!How about it:D??
     
  3. Mr48chev
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    Subscribed. I like what I see so far.
     
  4. bigalow49chop truck
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    my dad had one when I has 9 tell I was 35 and sold it.it was a fun car to drive love the pictures good luck with the bld
     
  5. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    Update is coming very soon buddy, i got the pics, just been mega busy. They will be up asap.
     
  6. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    heres the dr.side rear fender all straightened out.

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  7. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    here the dr.side front fender now straight and ready for its life on a rad car.

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  8. -Brent-
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  9. More like sculptures; really beaucious metal-work!!
     
  10. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    here you can see how well the door lines up with the quarter panel.
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    there where a number of things creating this sag in the door, one of them being when the floor boards and aftermarket firewall where installed the car probably wasnt braced and squared up. the a-pillar body mount is also sagging due to rust or age will be replaced and also plays a big part in this. this kinda worked out for us because we where planning on cutting out the aftermarket firewall because it was to plain and smooth and making a nicer more stock looking firewall. we are hand making the floors, we found the floors that where installed before where aftermarket and really didnt line up well enough to make it 100% sealed.

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    after releasing the tension from the firewall and floor we are now able to get the door where we want it to be. we now need to make sure our body is square and doors open freely before bracing the car up to start our new floor.

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  11. WOW!! You are A craftman.
     
  12. ricardo_rocha
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    Great thread!!!!!
     
  13. Looking hella great I just hope my car comes out half as nice as i am sure this one will
     
  14. squigy
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    I was waiting on this thread to start!
     
  15. donut29
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    Damn!!

    Keep up the killer work
     
  16. I saw this in the metal today....truly amazing work Skoty.
     
  17. farmer12
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    Coming along nicely Skoty! You're a true artist, very inspirational.
     
  18. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    Thanks guys, we as a shop try our hardest to do the best we can. I have to give credit to the guys that work with me also, they do very nice work.
     
  19. Lookin good man! il be following this build for sure. i was hoping to get to say whats up to you in antioch this coming weekend, but i f*&#ed up my ankle pretty bad about a month ago and have been layed up.
     
  20. banditomerc
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    hey Skoty,subscribed to this build.great tig welding.how much will you chop it? How about 4"? great work .
     
  21. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    Actually thats not tig welded, thats all mig welded and full beads not stitched. Well we dont have a specific amount of inches, what we are after is what makes the car look really good. When we get the car back to having structure and everything opens and closes nicely i will start figuring out what the chop will end up being. I can say the chop we have planned is gonna be alot of work and will take making new panels for the rear and reshaping of the door tops.
     
  22. Ian Berky
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    The work is amazing brother!!! ART'S in great hands!!!
     
  23. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    Now you gotta find a friend to cruise with, do what you can to make it out buddy.
     
  24. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    Hey ian you coming up for billetproof? Let me know, cruise by the shop if you are.
     
  25. HAZERUNNER
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    THOSE FENDERS LOOK AMAZING ,WOW NICE WORK:eek:
     
  26. Wow, beautiful work!!!
     
  27. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    in these pics you can kinda see how murdered the cowl sides are and how the lip on them are not straight or consistant. the infield of the panel feels like somebody beat them up with a hammer.

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  28. SKOTY CHOPS KUSTOMS
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    now gettin to doing some repair work you can see the portion on the cowl that was cut out and replaced is starting to look nice again. the plan is to get the whole lip and surrounding area of the cowl looking tip top shop.

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    this is the pass. side so you can see the difference.
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    you can also see the lower portion of the cowl support all needs to be replaced also.
     
  29. PonchoJohn
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    Wow Skoty, those fenders are INCREDIBLE!! Nice work!
     
  30. shoebox1950
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    VERY nice work, Skoty!
     

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