Making a Metal 1938 Chevy Truck LH front fender

The 32 sedan . That car had already been chopped and I have to 'unchop' it.also have to make new roof panels for it too as it looks as though a mini van roof was might welded in.that car will be media blasted and then I will have more pics on that.

 

and finished....

 

Incredible work Jon!!!


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That is just bad ass!

 

amazing, simply amazing talent you have there man. I'm in awwwhhh!!!

 

Thanks guys, and Matt, you'll be making panels like this after you come on board.

 

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...Did you ever know that you're my herrrooooooo! -(song)
Insane work as always!
I pm'd you about a couple things

 

Great work Jon

Can I send you a couple of fenders so you can fix?

 

Sure, send detailed photos to [email protected]

 

You are a metal surgeon for sure man! Let's see those machines!

 

I wish I had some metal working talent .Once I tried taking a dent about the size of a dime out of the hood of my truck. Should have well enough alone....ended up with a bigger dent .

Nice work!

 

I'm speechless. Seriously, I don't know what to say. I amazed and a little depressed because I realize that even if I started now I wouldn't have enough time left in my life to learn how to do work like this. You are an incredible craftsman, man.

Thanks so much for sharing.

 

nice work. it really helps to see the process to make a complex part.

 

Yes ,i will be starting a new thread on my new machines bought from baileigh and the great deal you (Shane) gave me.These tools will certainly make me a better metal worker.

thanks guys for taking the time out of your day to read the thread.

 

Amazingly high quality
work man!!

 

So glad I got to see this in person,

It looked so much better in person, like it just got stamped out
in a press back in 1938!!!

Great to meet you Jon and once again what outstanding work on the fender, hopefully I can make it over to your shop some time....

Conner

 

Spent the weekend with my powder coating booth next to Jon and his booth at the Greybeard car show in Denver. I stared at this fender for 3 days and It never ceased to amaze me. What a incredible talent! Great work Jon!! Hope to have some metalwork for you in the future.... Lee

 

That fender is just incredible and pictures just do not show Jons talent.

It was nice to meet you Jon and see your work first hand.

 

Thanks to all the hambers stopping by the booth to say hi.It was great meeting you all and hope you swing by the shop with your panels /projects to give you advice/direction so you can accomplish your metal work tasks.

Once again thanks thanks to everyone that reads my threads.

 

I was impressed with "after 6 hours"
"and finished...." blows me away!!!
A "METAL SURGEON" You ARE!!!
The only problem I see is pairing it up with an "inferior" OEM fender!

 

*bangs head on desk*

Just wow. Your work gets me every time Jon.