1934 Ford Tudor build

Decided to start a build thread on the 1934 Ford sedan that I just got. My club members decided to get together and take a little off the top.

This is what we started with:

My buddy redeyewelder started a tech post in another thread about how things were laid out and all the measurements.
Make it a convertible?
During the tear down of the interior on the passenger side rear near the back window I found that some one signed the inside of the car in chalk

Top back

Starting to align and weld back up things
Trying it on for size

 

More cuts

 

Looking.good! Is the signature dated sometime in 1951?

 

It read "EGR 11-50"

 

One more for tonight. Me making the ceremonial first cut.

 

The chop looks really mean Ron. I like it a lot.

 

Thanks Bill. Still have alot of cutting and welding to do, but we're getting there. I figured that I'd get the chop done since its still attached to the frame.

get everything done as far as the chop goes and then take the body off the frame and start on it.

 

I must add that my buddy Lonnie at CPC Custom Automotive is heading up the chop. If you want to get in-touch with him PM me. Any and all work around the greater Memphis, TN. Area.

 

what size are the wheels and tires?

 

7.50X16 rear and 6.00X16 front on 35 Ford wires.

 

Looks great! I like the windshield post treatment, it sets off the whole chop very nicely!

 

Looking good!!! What is the windsheild height now?

 

Thats a good looking haircut. You guys did a great job. Makes me regret selling my '34 tudor.

 

Badass.

 

nice work, chop is gonna look killer when its done ...the final product should be interesting! PS love your avatar!

 

Very cool!

 

any updates on this?

 

Sold it bought a 36 ford