Thread: 41 Willys Gasser project

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I was told God loves a tryer

Originally Posted by 123pugsy

Beautiful.

You are a sucker for punishment but man does your stuff come out nice because of it.

Originally Posted by roadster32

I was told God loves a tryer

In the immortal words of Yoda: "Do, or do not, there is no try"

I'd say you fall in the "do" column.........

Steve once again your making parts I can't find, I think I need to offer up the services of my dusty dented truck for your mistakes. I still haven't recieved the mirrors you fabricated, but think you must be waiting for all the wheel caps to be done to send them as a package deal, in trade I'll be sure to advertize for you for free out here in California!

Ha ha ha.

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

In the immortal words of Yoda: "Do, or do not, there is no try"

I'd say you fall in the "do" column.........

Steve just where is Petaluma ???

Originally Posted by stovens

Steve once again your making parts I can't find, I think I need to offer up the services of my dusty dented truck for your mistakes. I still haven't recieved the mirrors you fabricated, but think you must be waiting for all the wheel caps to be done to send them as a package deal, in trade I'll be sure to advertize for you for free out here in California!

Hay Steve. How about you shorten your first post. Like move the pictures to the second hahaha.I'm getting to know your car better than mine.

Petaluma is just North of the Golden Gate Bridge by about 45 miles, off US HWY 101. It's a charming Victorian Town of around 50k people surounded by agriculture on all 4 sides. We are also about 12 miles west of the town of Sonoma, and maybe 20 miles as the crow flies east of the Pacific Ocean. All in all a nice spot for your next visit!

And it's the town where American Graffiti was filmed.............

This is a great build...Thanks for posting...Very nice..

Steve must be working on customers cars, haven't seen too much lately.


Don

Not had much time lately Don and our winter is kicking in, funny years ago as a lid i worked outside through the winter, can't do it anymore

Had to paint some kitchen cabinet doors today so thought while i had the gun out i would do a test piece to see what my Blue flake was going to look like.

I chose the master cylinder as I had already smoothed it out a bit.

First up i gave it a couple of coats of Epoxy primer








After it had dried it got a quick key up with 600 wet and a coat of Black epoxy on it, I've decided to use a Black basecoat this time as it will save me a lot of work when i paint the body, I can primer it in Black and then go straight on with the blue flake therefore saving money on bascoat and time.

Steve the color is perfect. Like the deep blue with flake. Reminds me of my first motorcycle helmet!

Very sparkly (is that a word?) Flake looks good. Is that what you are doing Sues cabinets in?

Don

Thanks Steve, I like the deep blue too, There is another blue flake Willys in england and quite a few people said the blue was too close to it, Pic below As you can see they look identical

Originally Posted by stovens

Steve the color is perfect. Like the deep blue with flake. Reminds me of my first motorcycle helmet!