Projects Martin Ford´32 5 Window Build

Wow, it almost looks like you guys know what your doing

Unbelievable Workmanship!

 

It "almost" looks like spagetti but I'll think it will turn out different

 

Off Topic but i got to show you this, I made a foot/stand for a customer of mine.
She is an sculpture artist and have made this stainless diving teaddybear. Cool

 

First glance I thought it was something else! Your car will be a big hit when you finish!

 

Todays work , post under trunk corner. I like some radio and the speakers wont be visable from the trunk or inside the car.

 

look like new shifter knob

 

Great idea on the speaker mounts.
The sculpture, I had to look at it a while before I saw the bear.
Great work on the stand for it.

 

Battery Box, battery is Odyssey pc680. Very slim

 

The best ting is that this battery fits behind the interior.

 

absolutely incredible attention to detail. you must hear this alot but wow. so much talent, I'm 23 and building hotrods and i hope in 20 years i have half the talent you do!

the e-brake looks great. would love to see something like that as a suicide shifter outside the the cab idea.

 

Just viewed this build thread front to back, truly outstanding. A joy to
view, well done.

Dave.

 

Very nice job

 

Nice Martin

 

Thank for you comments guys

I found some parts from an old Heater, belive it was used in a tractor. It is only the front panel and the "radiator" or whatever it is called

 

First thing I did was a aluminum bezel for the front in 1/4" alu.

 

Now I got the round edge mill in the drilling machine and it makes it saves time when grinding
The endmill has a ball bearing in the bottom and it rolls on the edge when putting the parts against it.
If you wants to try this, be careful. If it hooks, the parts will hook hard and fly far far away ;
)
The solution is to lower the mill very little each time and dont heditate to remove to much material at once. Hi rpm and cutting oil is needed.

 

This is how it turns out after the milling, a good start for grinding.

 

All the parts with the things I made for the backside of the heater and the computer fan.

 

Started with rolling the long sheet and tack it to the backside part.

 

Welded and grinded.

 

Some paint and the fan in place.

 

Someting like this but with other screws and the lids is still not there.

 

Wow! That turned out great.