Thread: '37 Oze build

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Don't know if this is any help at all, but when I was looking for the Grille for my '35 I was looking at all options available-I put it out there, and Dave Tucci (of Tucci Hot Rods) offered to make me one-I ended up having Alumicraft make mine, but I certainly would have considered Tucci (as Dave Tucci does some nice work)-

Tucci Hot Rods

Dave,

On another note, I would like to thank you for posting how you installed your E-Stopp-unashamedly I stole your design for your cable bracket, and mine turned out great thanks to you-

Originally Posted by 35WINDOW

Don't know if this is any help at all, but when I was looking for the Grille for my '35 I was looking at all options available-I put it out there, and Dave Tucci (of Tucci Hot Rods) offered to make me one-I ended up having Alumicraft make mine, but I certainly would have considered Tucci (as Dave Tucci does some nice work)-

Tucci Hot Rods

Dave,

On another note, I would like to thank you for posting how you installed your E-Stopp-unashamedly I stole your design for your cable bracket, and mine turned out great thanks to you-

That's why I post things like the E-stopp install. Hopefully it will help someone else in their installation.

The grille is a big problem, that I've been fighting for over 2 years. Unless you have the computer program to laser-cut the 50 fins, it's darn near impossible to make this type of grille. Even then, you need an accurate welding fixture, or the actual car, so the side mounting rails can be bent to match the hood sides. I'm making some progress on my grille, but it's going to take a lot of hours. I may post something next week, but maybe not.

I'm seriously considering trashing all the posts in this build log.