Projects A new '32 project of my own.

Great. Come on by.

 

Progress on the top chop. Passenger A pillar almost finished. Just needs some clean up in the corners.

 

Progress on the top chop. Drivers side A pillar almost finished. Just needs some clean up in the corners. #brucesrodshop #32mafia

 

Passenger door almost finished. #brucesrodshop #32mafia

 

Wow !!!! Very Nice !!!! What Craftsmanship !!!!

 

Thank you for the kind words.

 

note to self...1960's Competition Orange

 

My old roadster. Hugger orange. I built it back in '98.

 

Looks like you knew a thing or two about tire sizes even way back then.

 

I have learned more from watching this thread than watching all those TV build shows. Keep up the inspiration!

 

Dang......keep at it.

 

Thanks. I strive to hit the perfect stance and tire combination on every build.

 

I'm glad I can inspire in some way with this project.

 

With a BBC and a stick, would a driveshaft loop be a good idea?

 

Now that is the wheel set-up a fenderless coupe needs!

 

Probably. Knock on wood.

 

Danny

Did you lean the a pillars back?

If so did you slice the cowl and lean that back as well?
Thanks

 

Yes. I leaned the post back. Here is where I cut it

 

Thanks for the pictures and the reply

So you left the bottom of the window trough alone? I've seen it leaned back as well

 

No. It stayed the same. The little amount I leaned the posts back, it didn't need it.

 

Love the fabrication, attention to detail and execution

 

phenomenal build...

 

Are the hinges twisted, or adjusted to keep both axis in-line?

 

The upper hinge is slightly out of alignment with the bottom hinge, but the door swings just fine. I plan to leave it.

 

Wish my welds looked as good as yours. Nice work!

 

Thank you. Years of practice, and I still could be better.

 

A few new shots.

 

Whoah .... bad neighborhood .... you shoulda' locked your doors, they stole your body !! Nice view you have there. Murderer's row of Deuce.

 

Just a few new pictures.

 

May I have more please!