The Ford Barn

Flop · 06-15-2015, 06:26 PM

carving a straight line out of tig is never to much fun . I would say it came out ok !

full deal

passenger side was a real mess . my man Earl had about 15 flathead screws and a pound of lead holding this patch in

all said and done

new subframe i made

made a die to make the dimples on the front fenders . the ones on the car are beyond repair

installed

decklid had a crease accross the back from hitting the panel under the decklid . filed that thing out for half a day to get her straight !

rivited the panel back in . cant build a ford without riveting it back together

plenty more to come as i finish tying up all the loose ends on the car !! stay tuned !!

06-15-2015, 06:26 PM	#4
Flop Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: pittsburgh pa Posts: 576	Re: Flat Cab 1932 Cabriolet carving a straight line out of tig is never to much fun . I would say it came out ok ! full deal passenger side was a real mess . my man Earl had about 15 flathead screws and a pound of lead holding this patch in all said and done new subframe i made made a die to make the dimples on the front fenders . the ones on the car are beyond repair installed decklid had a crease accross the back from hitting the panel under the decklid . filed that thing out for half a day to get her straight ! rivited the panel back in . cant build a ford without riveting it back together plenty more to come as i finish tying up all the loose ends on the car !! stay tuned !! __________________ Please call or email while website is down! 412 867 1659 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/flop.custom