Projects Brookville Roadster finally completed

Axle is SoCal 4" drop I bea

 

Windshield is powder coated then assembled. Thanks go to Dick Rodwell for handling that for me. Wheels and tires are stock '33 17" in the front with Firestone ribs, rears are 18" ford that have been widened 1.5" on the backside running the 8.20 by 18 Indy tires from Coker.

 

As a matter of fact it is a direct bolt on !

 

I would guess about 1" from left to right. Hardly noticeable until viewed from the side. It's the one thing Henry overlooked in '32. Curves everywhere on a '32 EXCEPT the windshield !

 

My 62 Bel Air wagon is somehow not as cool to me after seeing this! Well done! Would love to see some video of it getting wind in the grille


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Very nice, I just wish I could finish one project. How did you do it? I mean finish so many nice projects?

 

Absolute perfection! As good a build as it gets.

 

That car is superb, it really kicks ass !!!

 

Awesome...absolutely perfect!!!

 

Hats off - a job well done. Gary

 

What a great job. Yep perfection.

 

In a traditional world that is a breath of fresh air, it's so spot on! Everything is so simple and traditional, that it sets it apart!

And for the love of god; no rust, no faux patina and no part is seen/no part is overlooked.
It flows in too a flaskesag and complet car.

And although it's a black car i don't see anything red on in! Odd and perfect ;-)

 

My driving force is to get at least one thing done a day (no matter how small). It helps to have friends to tell you how lazy you are if you don't !! LOL

 

I like how low you are sitting - killer

What's the details on the black paint?
Brand, #, single-stage, etc...

 

I guess there are many schools of thought on paint. I use PPG products on all of my cars, simply because I'm familiar with their products, I get a discount, and it works for me. Having said that this car was painted with PPG Deltron Base Coat , then topcoated with PPG's new Glamour Clear. Lots of suspension parts are powdercoated. Tried something a little different on this car, some of the powdercoated parts I topcoated with Clear and they really popped when I did that !

 

Big difference, new metal vs rusty, roached out, pitted, stress cracked, welded up and patched together, "somewhat" original tin with a bunch of thin spots ready to bubble up through your reproduction paint job.

 

B E A UTIFUL!!! that is a hell of a roadster! nice job. great attention to details... well done

 

YES, like others have said, VERY nice car!

 

Absolutely beautiful roadster. Love everything about it. The wire wheels absolutely make this car into a top notch ride


Fryguy

 

Looks great, I may steal a few ideas for my sedan.
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Super simple, but still one of a kind. I love it.

 

Love it. The steering wheel and dash are sexy!

 

Super nice.... Love the murdered look!

 

Beautiful Rod; extra points for shiney paint.

 

welcome to the hamb deuce club...black on black

 

That sure is very very nice!!!

 

looks good. is that a 33 dodge dash how did you get the wood grain in to it.

 

Beautiful ride. ALL the right choices made on the build! Perfect.

 

GREAT build guy....I like what you done with the interior pannels.

 

That sure looks mean.