The Ford Barn

tbonezart · 12-05-2013, 06:29 PM

Heres a few pix of where we've come from n where were at

tbonezart · 12-05-2013, 06:42 PM

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Top pic shows what the body looked like. We took it apart n had it dipped up in Windsor. When everything came back it got wiped down with Gibbs to keep the rust from commin back. While waiting for the body to come back Steve made a custom Hurst motor mount that allows me to keep the mechanical fuel pump. Patch panel on one of the doors. Steve workin on the new sub-rails he made ( better pic in last shot ) The chop is complete 'cept for the windshield frame. Next up getting the wood kit in n the floor made. Then it gets taken apart again to be lightly blasted and all parts primered using a new method similar to powder coating. Stuff gets everywhere, better than paint n can be painted over, skim coat applied n painted.

12-05-2013, 06:42 PM	#2
tbonezart Junior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Livermore CA Posts: 8	Re: 29 Tudor build update Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Top pic shows what the body looked like. We took it apart n had it dipped up in Windsor. When everything came back it got wiped down with Gibbs to keep the rust from commin back. While waiting for the body to come back Steve made a custom Hurst motor mount that allows me to keep the mechanical fuel pump. Patch panel on one of the doors. Steve workin on the new sub-rails he made ( better pic in last shot ) The chop is complete 'cept for the windshield frame. Next up getting the wood kit in n the floor made. Then it gets taken apart again to be lightly blasted and all parts primered using a new method similar to powder coating. Stuff gets everywhere, better than paint n can be painted over, skim coat applied n painted.