Projects 1932 Ford Truck. You guessed it! Sheetmetal Work

I spliced a 32 visor on my truck too. Did it the same way you show, but it certainly doesn't look as good as the job you did. Awesome work my friend!

 

Great sheetmetal repair work your doing, I'm trying to bang out a 33 cab for a friend,wish I had your skills,all my work needs filler. Here's an unrelated question, why do the32-34 panel trucks not have the visor?

 

It is rare for a master to share his secrets. What you show is a measure of them, certainly without the actual hard work that lies in between the 'then' and 'now'. I hope others are as inspired by this, as I am. Thank you. Carl

 

I think the 32 is rejecting the A parts. It will need anti rejection drugs the rest of its life.

 

cody what bead are you talking about ? sorry im not following ya !

thanks greaser!

good question race ! i dont know why they dont have the visor either

thansk forty !

good one george !

well that took some doing to keep smooth !



weld seam is done but still have to get the previous damage out

 

nice work indeed!

 

I think he has a early 32 pu they have a raised bead about 1/4 hi and 1 inch wide from side to side above visor.

 

Early 32 truck tops were smooth behind the visor and late in the production year they added a bead at the back edge of the visor which carried over into 33/34.

 

nice metal work....perhaps my favorite thing to do on a car...

 

Very well said!!! By the way, Nice work as usual!

 

Flop, Where did your rob that sweet flat magnet you're using on the roof panel? An old motor or disc drive?

 

well now we are channeled 2 inches using 100 percent stock subframe .

 

Tom, I was just thinking the other day we haven't seen you post in a while and wondering how things are coming along?..

 

Still looking Great! Would love to see an image or two of your sub-floor if you wouldn't mind? I was thinking 3" channel on my 34 cab but still debating. I want to use as much of the stock floor as possible. Thnx.

 

Flop, anymore fine sculpture work going on with this cab?


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