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Frenched head lights.. ala Lynwood

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Masterson Kustoms, May 19, 2011.

  1. Masterson Kustoms
    Joined: Jul 31, 2009
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    Piero.... showed me how to post a tech..thing.

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    Unscrew the bucket,
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    grind the fender,
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    flip the clips,
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    weld the ring.
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    grind the welds,
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    lead it,
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    file it sand it,
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    tack it,
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    prime it....
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    And thats about it.. Need frenched headlights?? we do it in 1 day depending on how busy the shop is for 1500.00
     
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  2. jgang
    Joined: Feb 22, 2009
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    from hamburg ny

    nice tech. good pics. thanks.
     
  3. Great to see you on the board Brad!! Thanks for the tech thread. PLEASE continue to post what is going on at your shop as I am sure there are a bunch of guys who would love to see.
     
  4. ZomBrian
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  5. skyrodder
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  6. Evel
    Joined: Jun 25, 2002
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    1. 60s Show Rods

    Fuck yeah!
     
  7. bobjob55
    Joined: May 23, 2009
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    I have been wondering how to finish off mine .... thanks .... thinking that i might just have to use my stock front end ,,, but then i will loose all the cool ...
     

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  8. bobjob55
    Joined: May 23, 2009
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    how do you install the buckets ?? can you adjust the headlites from the front ???
     
  9. shoebox1950
    Joined: Jul 17, 2008
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    from California

    Beautiful work, nice to see you on here dude...

    Rob
     
  10. long island vic
    Joined: Feb 26, 2002
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    instead of welding can you use the new glue that is used on body panels,,,i figure the overflow will act as bonbo and is sandable
     
  11. do not i repeate do not do this!!!!!! You will get a bond line that will ghost through your paint!!!!!
     
  12. Voh
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    damn that looked easy!
     
  13. BarryA
    Joined: Apr 22, 2007
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    It is - just hand over the clams & come back tonight for the car:D

    Thanks for showing Brad!
     
  14. Brad, are there any drains drilled out at the base of the mounting surface? I can imagine they become a bit of a water trap without...?
     
  15. resqd37Zep
    Joined: Aug 28, 2006
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    from Nor Cal

    Shame on you. Where are your safety glasses!:D I didn't even know Mr. Masterson was a memeber. Dude you have mad skills. Keep the tech articles coming.
     
  16. Masterson Kustoms
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    The buckets are simply instaled from inside the wheel well. you should always adjust them first before you disasemble them.
     
  17. Masterson Kustoms
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    yes always drill 1/8 drain holes inside the rim to let out water.
     

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  18. Evel
    Joined: Jun 25, 2002
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    Cool tech brad.. keep em coming...
     
  19. Ian Berky
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    Awesome Brad, glad to see you posting some tech shit!!!! :)
     
  20. 510madmav
    Joined: Dec 29, 2009
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    Very nice work. Lead job looks great.
     
  21. NOTCH
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    Bitchin. I dig the lead work!
     
  22. 58 wagon
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    any pics of the finished product? and of the bucket without light mounted?
     
  23. Isn't Brad and Germ the same person? I got this right don't I? I have seen that guy before. Or is he done with that pesona? Nice job on the headlight treatment by the way. Please show how the bulb goes in and adjusts.
     
  24. Evel
    Joined: Jun 25, 2002
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    1. 60s Show Rods

    Not the same guy.. Germ worked for brad last year and no longer does..

    For those who don't know brad..
    He currently rents out the Barris Lynwood shop and worked for George and was tought by Bill Hines... He still uses the same techniques the people at the shop did in the days.. He's a oldest young builder I know...
     
  25. 1Evil55
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    from Illanoys

    Is there a place that sell the bare rings?
     
  26. Thank Evel. I'm confused as usual. Carry on with bitchin' custon tech. Cool thread.
     
  27. long island vic
    Joined: Feb 26, 2002
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    can someone show haw the bulb goes in and how there is an adjustment
     
  28. SuperFleye
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    Nice work and thread Brad!
     
  29. 60galaxieJJ
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    thats one of the best techs ive seen
     
  30. bonez
    Joined: Jul 16, 2007
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    from Slow lane

    the finish looks Fenomenal w/ a capitol F!
    I love how you keep the wire w/out gloves or lead w/outa mask :) Hardcore.
     

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