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    NYC32DEUCE is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    32 Ford Tudor Hot Rod Build

     



    New to the forum, so I figured I would jump right into it. I am building a 32 Ford tudor with my father. We bough the car about 2 years ago and cruised it as is for a while. We decided to swap the motor and freshen it up a little, and of coarse it turned into an all out project. Enjoy...








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    Teardown time..










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    The fireway was a mess. Tons of holes from the battery tray, wires, and brake booster. Was able to file it pretty well. A skim coat and she looks like new.








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    Frame mount for brake booster welded in.




    Ididit 32 inch column and 15" 40 Ford wheel



    Access door for master cylinder




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    Sweet Ride!

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    Very nice deuce sedan! Welcome to CHR, and will be watching for more updates on your progress.
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    SUHWEET! Nice ride! Glad to have you here and thanks for sharing the pics!

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    WOW, you really know how to make a grand entrance (we love pictures!!!). As Roger said, Welcome to CHR. Can't wait to see what else you have in store for the sedan.

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    Thanks for all the comments guys. Made some good progress this weekend. Should have pics up soon. Getting close to heading to the bodyshop.

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    Lookin good,nice tudor..Welcome to the CHR zoo,,from down here in the deep south..(hemisphere,that is)
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    Welcome from anutter Deuce lover.
    That tudor has the PERFECT stance,
    Great progress so far, keep us updated
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    Welcome to CHR. thats a nice ride the way it was. keep the pictures coming
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    Missed saying welcome to CHR and the car also . If it;s a 32 - 33 - 34 I can stare at one pic all day long . You have did some forward movement and it looks great .

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    Picture Update...



    Seem sealed.






    Rear back from paint.



    Brake lines mocked up.




    Rustoleum for a base coat.



    Artec battery tray welded in.



    Wurth SKS stonegaurd.





    Sorry for crappy iPhone pics. Better quality to be posted soon.

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    Sorry for the long wait guys. Been a very busy spring and summer, so here are some updates.

    The power for the deuce will be a GM crate motor topped with 3 deuces. We were pretty set on just the four barrel carb, but the 3x2s will really complement the style we are going for. All components on engine and trans painted chevy orange.





    The body was in overall excellent shape. Filled roof had held up really wheel over time. The only modifications we added to the body were a custom 4 piece hood (pics to follow).







    Now for the good stuff! After debating colors for months we were set on black. In the last minute we called an audible and went with PPG Washington Blue and we couldn't be happier. Right now only the body is painted and rubbed. We got it home last week and will start brake & fuel lines as the body panels are being painted.







    We should start rolling at a pretty good pass, so check back soon for updates.

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