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09-08-2003 09:53 AM #1
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Best 32 roadster kit?
Looking to build a 32 roadster, like the lowboy look what is the diff. Why very few stick cars out there? Want a black car are the gel coated bodies decent looking as they come from the factory?
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09-08-2003 10:35 AM #2
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More complicated.
No.
On the home page there is a Forum tab. Click that, go down the page to the Deuce Den link. Click that and read all the prior threads regarding deuces. Lots of discussion points.
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09-08-2003 01:16 PM #3
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I'd have to go with AMT... I like the Revell and the Monogram kits, but I would have to say AMT is my all around favorite, but be sure not to use too much model cement as it has a tendency to melt the parts...
Dave Brisco
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09-08-2003 03:40 PM #4
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There is a lot of differences between 32 Ford fiberglass bodies.
some are hand layed up while some are made w/a chopper gun(cheaper & not as strong). Some are a combination of the two.
Some are not reinforced...they leave that for you to do thus,saving money. Some are reinforced with steel while others are reinforced w/wood.There is also a difference between resins.
I would recommend that you buy a book on "how to make fiberglass bodies". That will teach you what to look for.
The only fiberglass 32 I have owned was a Wescott. It was of hihg quality but, more expensive thansome. My brother bought one w/no reinforcing very cheap & I finished the body for him. Its not difficult but, you need to know what you are doing & the work should be done on a 32 frame.
Good luck & keep us informed......DonDon Meyer, PhD-Mech Engr(48 GMC Trk/chopped/cab extended/caddy fins & a GM converted Rolls Royce Silver Shadow).
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