Hot Rods Jerry 's 32 5 Window Project

All boxed up. Ready for the X member and engine/trans



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Looking great! and I like Andy's frame table as it looks to be able to roll over on it's sides and that would be nice when doing boxing plates. Guess I will have to talk to him about this.

 

Some more progress pics. Ready to put the x member in. Using one out of a 40 Ford. This will be slid forward and positioned in place to mount the 39 Trans.



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I hope everyone has a happy thanksgiving



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Great job, looks awesome.

 

Got this beautiful underdash switch panel from crafty b. He makes them with a contour for the 32 dash. Incredible craftsmanship


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The switches in th be panel kind of look like the headlights



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Started on my dash today. Filling the stock hole......




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Also hit a swap meet early this morning and found this cool Halibrand steering setup. I was going to use an F-1 box on this project but I think I'm now going to go cowl steering and use this. I've never seen one of these before does anyone know anything about it?

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What,I missed a swap meet,where was it,Keep up the good work

 

Motor and tranny in with the
42 X member

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Dash hole closed and fooling around with layout for gauges.

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Andy, who is helping me out with the chassis , came up with the slick idea of pie cutting the firewall on the sides along the bottom as well as the front of the feet. The firewall was then pulled back making room for the motor and keeping the trimming at the bottom at a minimum...with a stock looking top. It worked out great

 

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40 pedals fitted in and lower firewall notch filled in



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Bitcheeen build keep up great work
John

 

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On and off all day today but
Got it done

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Very nice! Love the look of the back mounted gauges and the lower panel.

 

Thanks Koz for letting me use your hole saws and for the good shop hang. Nice catching up with you

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Dash looks great. I really like the speedo & the switch panel!

 

This is a great build, looking forward to more progress

 

Frame flipped over and front wishbone mounts welded in. We took advantage of the X member leg and positioned these a bit inward to allow for more tire clearance.



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Looks great!


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I am trying to decide on what style of louver to go with on my new project. I have two that I do. Top two pics are my hand cut and hammered ones. Those are more of a clam shell old style. Two pics on bottom are the ones my hydraulic press punches. These have a rounded edge too but a longer top. Hummmm going to do my deck lid, roof inset, and an aluminum hood that I'm going to make.



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Both louver styles look great especially the traditional clam-she'll ones but "hand cut and hammered" in volume would have me looking at the press style.

 

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