Projects 1928 Ford Tudor

I agree. Smaller front tires would give some much needed rubber rake.

 

Its in the dirt. There is more rake than that pictures lets on.

 

Sweet Ride , I have the pro car seats in my 31 fit perfect rides really great .lots of head room .

 

who did the seats? How much for fronts and back? close to Gilbert?
THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL !!!!
I want mine done EXACTLY only bright RED. !!!

 

The front seats were bought in black by procar. They only come in black, or a cream color. You can get them without vinyl and do them yourselves. The back seat I believe it was around $300 from a place on 23rd ave and Deer Valley.

 

The place is https://www.yelp.com/biz/bell-auto-upholstery-phoenix

 

Here is the steering.

 

Happy Halloween!!!!!

 

Man oh man, I love this car. What size wheels and tires are you using?

 

I will have to look and get back to you. I just changed the fronts.

 

Mocking up a new 32 grill.

 

205/70R15 in the fronts and 235/75R15 in the rear.

 

Is that a different hood or rebent A ?

 

Doing my interior and wondering if your pass. seat tilts up . If so could you show a picture of how you hooked it up to the adjusters ? Thanks Blue.

 

The hood is a new hood.


I thought about doing it but they fold forward enough. If I was to do it though I thought about making a square frame and put hinges on the front and this on the side to lock it in. http://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/R2215.html

 

Well its been about 2 months since shoulder surgery and I am finally able to start working on the car again. I could never get the hood lined up correctly and figured out the grill is suppose to be lower and the hood I bought was for a non fender car. So the grill is sitting where it is suppose to now. I decided to remake the pieces flat at the bottom of the hood instead of messing with trying to cut the hood. Now I just need to do the bodywork on the pieces and paint everything. Hopefully by this weekend.

 

FYI: those pieces are called hood shelves.

 

Thanks. That makes sense. Now I can call them by there proper name and not hood bottom thingees.

 

Painted everything.

 

I like the frame horn covers. Nice touch.

 

Quite the "sleeper" now.

 

Wow rereading this post. Its been about 2 months since my 2nd shoulder surgery. . I have been working on a 52 Chevy truck for the past year. I need to get it done so I can get this thing back in my garage.

 

Another picture of it.

 

Looks great!

 

Any photos of how you did the hood sides to fit? You mention re making them instead of cutting the existing stuff

 

You built one hell of a nice Tudor. Outstanding. And I love that it’s a “Ford in a Ford”. Mine is too...and it’s great that you built it yourself.

 

Thats a great looking Tudor.