Raw deal! lets see some metal work!!!!

sort of feel like a light weight based on the other pics in this thread. My buddy and I are building a full custom 51 Fleetline. There are pics of our top chop in another thread. This shows our tail lights. We used 99 Mercury Sable taillights turned sideways. The photos show what we did !

 

My baby.....

 

another view......

 

Not my work done for me by an old friend

 

anymore pics of this gem ??

gary

 

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Yes, i want pics as well.

 

Sorry to say I sold the polished car when I was really sick

So I've no more photos to share

Somewhere is my stuff are photos....... but not on the putor

So when I find em It take photos and post'em

 

Not much to these but all that I have at the moment. The first is a "modern" nostalgia dragster. I don't particularly like the flat top cages and squared off bodies but it was what the customer wanted. We do all of our seats with a rounded bucket--no Sponge Bob stuff in our shop.





This is my most recent deal. Fairly simple except for the cowl around the windshield area. A lot more traditional style wise than the other car. In fact the cowl is pretty much the same shape as the Tom Hanna body on my Don Long car. Nice to have a real one for reference.

Roo

 

More shots of the 36 3-window. Metal work is being done by "Jeb's Metal and Speed" Long Beach, CA.

Jeb rocks. See for yourself.

 

I love it! Great job

 

Anyone else got some bare naked rides to show off.

 

WOW! That chevy 3 window has a 68 chevy full-size car tailight...just one! I love it. I'm gonna have to keep that in mind everytime I walk around the local salvage yard...HMMMMMMMm. I don't wanna 68 chevy light for my coupe because it's already been done [and looks great] but there are about a million other possible donor cars.

 

At the local show

 

Heres a quarter I made for a '40.

 

My Caddy, it's in primer now and the big back window is history.

 

Slammin the front fender on a '63 Panhead

 

jim, that coupe rocks. best lookin chvy have ever seen.nice work.like said earlier , lot of talant on the the h.a.m.b keep those photos comin...

 

awesome thread....i to am infatuated with metal work...i love the fab and setup too...just after its tacked in and ready to go......shows how it all starts to come together....heres some of mine from fixing a chop and chopping more, to a 4 door post to a door hardtop.........











the last pic is actually before the 2dooring.

 

I'll bite, shown it before but 32 Vicky I built out of a Tudor.

 

hot rod man, you hit hod rodding right on the head. Use whatever you can to get what it is in your head to the pavement. Bravo, the build looks good, keep up on the little things and you will have an outstanding car.

 

wow this car is amazing!

 

just a lil skin showing on the roof....

 

you guyes who do metal work are great .any ideas how a 38 year old can learn how to do what you do. would love to learn from a great teacher.

 

I still need to pick the lows and highs and do my filing.Should'nt have much filler when I'm done.The other is a before shot of the left side.The car had a lot of rust not counting the wheelbase relocation.

 

what year is that. my first car was a 65 dodge coronet convert.

 

just get some metal, and a welder and make something. practice, practice practice.

 

I just love this post and wanted to see some more amazing work from the amazing HAMBERS. btt, with a lil pic.