The Ford Barn

Krylon32 · 02-10-2025, 01:56 PM

I built my first old car in 1962 and never looked back. I have always admired the guys with the tenacity to follow the course required to do a high end restoration. Been a 32 Ford guy since I was 12 and have built in the vicinity of 40 none of which were restorations. I never demeaned a restoration or the builder like is being done in this thread. The statement (look what's been done to a 36 roadster) nothing has been done to a 36 Ford roadster. If you followed this project from the start No Vintage Ford Parts Were Harmed In The Building Of This Car. Every inch of this car was hand fabricated by Troy's craftsmen at his shop. I could have went either way but chose a different direction than pure restoration. I saved many 32 Fords thru the last 65 years that were passed over by a restorer as not fit to build. Maybe give the other side a little respect for what they do just like you'd like them to respect what you've chosen to do.

02-10-2025, 01:56 PM	#9
Krylon32 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 5,170	Re: 36Ford Roadster2025 AMBR I built my first old car in 1962 and never looked back. I have always admired the guys with the tenacity to follow the course required to do a high end restoration. Been a 32 Ford guy since I was 12 and have built in the vicinity of 40 none of which were restorations. I never demeaned a restoration or the builder like is being done in this thread. The statement (look what's been done to a 36 roadster) nothing has been done to a 36 Ford roadster. If you followed this project from the start No Vintage Ford Parts Were Harmed In The Building Of This Car. Every inch of this car was hand fabricated by Troy's craftsmen at his shop. I could have went either way but chose a different direction than pure restoration. I saved many 32 Fords thru the last 65 years that were passed over by a restorer as not fit to build. Maybe give the other side a little respect for what they do just like you'd like them to respect what you've chosen to do.