The Ford Barn

Tinbasher · 03-09-2016, 11:09 PM

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Just take one step at a time and work away at the body. Start with the body sub-frame and work your way up one panel at a time. See if you can get a bare frame that's straight and use it to build the body on. This will act as a jig to keep everything aligned. Once the sub-frame is back together work on the Cowl, then the doors then the 1/4's and upper and lower body panels. Check everything for square and then fit up the trunk lid and there's a body. Have fun. John Poole

03-09-2016, 11:09 PM	#26
Tinbasher Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Innisfil, Ontario Canada Posts: 1,205	Re: restoring a old roadster back to stock. Seattle Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Just take one step at a time and work away at the body. Start with the body sub-frame and work your way up one panel at a time. See if you can get a bare frame that's straight and use it to build the body on. This will act as a jig to keep everything aligned. Once the sub-frame is back together work on the Cowl, then the doors then the 1/4's and upper and lower body panels. Check everything for square and then fit up the trunk lid and there's a body. Have fun. John Poole