I dropped my '38. Update pics for those who care...

Beautiful car... your work has made it only that much better!
Congrats on achieving the PERFECT stance!

 

Looks good. Thanks for the how-to pics.
Mart.

 

that's correct, no splitting of the bones
Thanks for the extra info Jim!

 

J.H., Thanks for the tips. All help is very much appreciated.

Jim A., I'm aware and waiting until you're open. Look for my 36 on Friday, I'm going early. I'm # 132 on Dooley's 35/36 thread. See ya there. Mike

 

Looks good Jim, now get back to work on that "family car" of yours.

-Ryan

 

That looks killer. Definite improvement.

 

About time you put some pictures up. Car looks great ,and the building looks real familiar.

 

Lookin' good,(said with a odd accent)
Glad you got her done.(said with a okie accent)
We did have a bit of a go around with parts....(said with a Aussie accent)
Whats up with the 32?(my normal voice)

 

Eric,

I really appreciate all your help. It did all come together nicely in the end.

As for the '32..... the '38 drained my "Deuce Chassis" account. It'll take me a few months to get it off life support. I still hope to have a rolling '32 by March 1. We'll see... In the meantime I have a good running & driving coupe that I can enjoy.

JH

 

Jim, that thing sit good!

 

Harrison, thanks for sharing your pics with us all. Your '38 looks gorgeous! The '38 Deluxe has always been a favourite of mine, I love them. I read in a magazine recently they're sometimes referred to as the ugly duckling of the fat fendered Fords, but personally, I think they're the best looking of the era, just because they're so flamboyant, and even a little eccentric. That nose just flows beautifully, is really graceful, and works in well with the curvacious lines of the car. Lucky you, neat car!

Can you please tell me what brakes you're running?

 

'38 Ford.

JH

 

Nice stance... says 'hot-rod" all the way without having to look like a cartoon.......

CC

 

Sets perfect Jim. Great improvement.
I need to change the tires and lower the rear on mine some time.
Good luck on the Distributor.

 

Harrison!

Are you kiddin me!? Thank you man. Your 38 is really cool and has a really nice stance!

Who's building did you photograph that in front of? I love old buildings about as much as I love hot rods....well...almost as much...especially if they are in Tennessee!

Best to you man!

Corky

 

I heart that car & it's originality. It looks great now but I loved it before the drop even. If you ever want to trade it for a 34 5w roller it can be arranged

 

Mr. Coker,

That building is here in Knoxville. Downtown, the "Old City", is full of them. Kennedy & I are pretty fond of this one. He had some professional shots of his A coupe done in front of it. I haven't seen them yet but I bet they are going to be gorgeous.

When you decide you need an old warehouse in Knoxville, & someone to take care of whatever you put in it, let me know. I work hard & honest.

JH

 

Looks good Jim, you should have taken a pick in front of S&M Supply...

 

that is beautiful

 

looks good Jim!! maybe now we'll see you out in it even more then before.