Projects Re: How to un-chop a `32 Ford

Beautiful

 

Lovely ! Absolutely beautiful.

 

Wow what a work of art. Thanks for sharing your info on the plywood roof insert. I did the same on my 32 sedan and with in a few weeks the plywood should be covered and no longer seen.

 

What a great project, car looks really nice. I think I'll be using the plywood top trick on my Model A. Bob

 

Stunning. Good work guys

 

Thanks Guys, I thought you`d want to see the completed car.

 

Very nice

 

nice, I was just wondering what happened with this build the other day, I like it with full fenders.

 

After all of the work it took to make it a full fendered car, I can see why so many choose to leave the fenders off.

 

No shit!!!! I found out the same thing. Dollars and time add up making it fendered.

 

I had the same thoughts when keeping the fenders on my sedan. But well worth the effort. The car looks killer.

 

BuildFan here from BuildThreads, Inc.

Congrats and nice work, sailingadventure - this build thread was chosen as a Best Build Thread pick for this week. What this means is that a bunch of guys who like to build stuff (cars, trucks, 4x4s, bikes, cabins, boats, planes, garages), and have read a ton of build threads, thought that this build thread makes a valuable contribution to online DIY culture.

So, without further ado:


If you like build threads, you can see all our winners here: All Build Thread Trophy Winners. We also have 58 different builds listed from JalopyJournal.com on our FordBuilds.net build site, fully credited to all builders and to JalopyJournal.com. Hope we've been able to send you guys some good visitors.

And we give away our 50 Must Read Homemade Tools ebook for free to all winners and their forum. You can grab it at the link below. Congrats again and cheers!



HomemadeTools.net

 

Awesome reverse engineering
Great looking car with well deserving accolades from the HAMB

 

Just a Beautiful Car! Lots of great tips, thanks for sharing. Love the Avanti, do you have more pics?