The Ford Barn

Ray Balukas · 01-01-2019, 02:23 PM

Thanks for all the compliments! Ive read them all. When I bought it I didn't realize how much time it was going to take. The more I got into it the more work I discovered. Each time I found an issue I'd think how the hell did I miss that when I looked it over! As far as body work, I learned a lot. You tube was a big help, reading. The big thing I learned was if you know a good Body shop , Pay them ! They are worth there weight in gold, its a true art and talent. It was a true labor of love. Again Thanks for looking. Think Spring! Ray

01-01-2019, 02:23 PM	#21
Ray Balukas Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Deerfield N.H. Posts: 299	Re: 1937 Ford Panel Thanks for all the compliments! Ive read them all. When I bought it I didn't realize how much time it was going to take. The more I got into it the more work I discovered. Each time I found an issue I'd think how the hell did I miss that when I looked it over! As far as body work, I learned a lot. You tube was a big help, reading. The big thing I learned was if you know a good Body shop , Pay them ! They are worth there weight in gold, its a true art and talent. It was a true labor of love. Again Thanks for looking. Think Spring! Ray Last edited by Ray Balukas; 01-01-2019 at 02:41 PM.