Henry J Race Body

Here's our latest all glass Henry J race body, It's on it's way to Mi. to get a full tube chassis under it.

Scott

 

those cars always looked weird to me---why do they look so good now?

 

Scott builds quality bodies !

 

Thanks Neil,

I like to think we are helping them become popular again,, If they ever were LOL.

 

Damn thats nice. Do you get that quality of finish right out of the molds?

 

You put time and effort into your plugs and molds you will get a damn good looking product out of it, something my boss has yet to learn.

Scotty

 

Right out of the mold, not even trimmed yet.

 

Here's one of my 33 willy's choptop bodies we build.

 

Here's an all glass prostreet Henry j were building now.

 

Very well done!

I worked in the mold industry for years, attaining that finish is no small task.

 

WOW, those look sweet!

 

I want the Willis'
sorry cant afford it

 

We hung the new frontend on the prostreet HJ today, Tomorrow the door skins.

Scott

 

First time I saw one I was hooked.
If this isn't the very same one it was exactly like it .

 

One if my favorite sports cars, and I even has the pleasure of owning one for a while, is the GT6. I swear Michelotti must have been staring at a Henry J while sketching the Gt6 lines.

 

nice work!

 

Scott, I sent a lady your way for some Mopar Muscle car parts for her and her dad. I hope you were able to help her out.

The Henry J looks great!

 

Thanks Tman!!

 

Just saw on your website that your introducing the "Cheetah" body, I have always loved that body style, so sleek .... would make an awesome street car.

Glenn

 

Of all the old cars out there, you did well to pick a Henry J to clone.
I had a '53 with trunk that I never completed as a nostalgia gasser. They were popular because they were under 100" wheelbase min for early rules. I still have my Henry J folder with all nostalgia pics. Wish I hadn't sold the trunk lid script, but I was always pushing for cash for my next project (Hudson, which I didn't finish either !).



"Wonder how tight I can wind this baby?"

 

Always wanted one! Awesome.


Hey Scott, I just sent a Canadian T bucket guy your way!

 

When I was a teenager my dad and I repaired body damage to a 54- just repaired to flip- seemed a very small car- little 4 cylinder-stick- maybe still out in Lyons junk yard for all I know-