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05-18-2007 09:38 PM #31
Originally Posted by Uptown83
I am WAY PAST 10 grand ...
Just for what's in the above photos ...
AND ... I still have a long way to go
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05-21-2007 07:41 AM #32
Originally Posted by Deuce
I like the look of the '32 Ford but I prefer it chopped and smooth.
Just got back from a show in OC and there was every type of '32 you could want there. The smooth chopped look keeps grabbing my eye.
Just my opinion
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05-21-2007 08:57 AM #33
Well Im keeping track of my expenses. Ill post some time in the future with my chassis and how much I have in it.
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05-21-2007 09:08 AM #34
Originally Posted by iceburgh
Nothing wrong with having the style street rod a person wants ... America ... I love it.
Your car turned out nice. The paint work is very eye catching and looks to be very well executed. I would imagine that having lots of Meguiars products on it does not hurt the looks either ( I know you work for them ) I really like their " Quick Detailer " and the purple gel tire stuff.
As a older type ( retired guy and 32 Ford owner for over 30 years )
I tend to be attracted to the more conservative look. Tastes vary from person to person and age bracket to age bracket.
Best ... is a matter of one's own experience and taste.
Unlike a race, a ballgame or sporting contest where a WINNER is declared ...
I believe N&N bodies may be a good buy ... for the money. A Wescott or Brookville body will cost 2 to 3 times as much more money than a N&N body. Good original steel 32 3W coupes are even more expensive unless you just get real lucky. If a builder is going to grind off the lines, remove the hinges, chop the top, glue in a windshield and smooth off all that stuff ... It would make good financial sense to start with a body that was already a smoothed off and chopped body.
There is room for all styles and all tastes IMHO ... BEST is a matter of opinion. There are a lot of different opinions on the best 3W body ...
Just as there should be
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05-21-2007 10:03 AM #35
Originally Posted by Uptown83
Even though I have a bunch of projects going on ( some mine,... most other peoples), I collected a bunch of left over, discarded & Swap Meet stuff to build a 34 Ford "Beater with a Heater", I am trying to build it on a "busted shoe string budget" to see how cheap I can build a solid, safe, and bullet proof Hot Rod for daily use. I straightened up a stock 34 Ford frame, built a X member and boxed it, mounted a 351W/C-6, 9" rear end on home made rear suspension, Mor-Drop axle, split wishbones, disc's, Saginaw steering, re-chopped glass 34 3/W,(still have to do the doors) Figuring out what I have in everything, I am just over 3K at this point. I have about two weeks work in everything at this point ( haven't had time to touch it sense last year) But I am having a blast with this "budget build"
SORRY TO GO O/T,...... please forgive me,.... "Now back to our regularly scheduled topic"a sinner saved by Grace,...... EPH. 2:8-9
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