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Thread: Havent been around in a while.. Been a busy beaver this winter.
          
   
   

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    Talking Havent been around in a while.. Been a busy beaver this winter.

     



    Wow.. well its been a while since i was last here. Thought id bring you guys up to date on some of my projects.

    Finally got a separate electric service for the barn. Been a year since i started the whole ordeal. But, still waiting for the service to be hooked up on the pole. Need to go through the state DOT now since we're on a state highway, guess they have to close the road while they hook it up.

    Been working a little on my 31 murray i bought over the summer. Got some parts for it and theyre waiting their turn to be put on the car. Got a free 9" with 4.11 gears and a posi out of a bronco. Got a '53 f100 axle over the summer with brakes so those are replacing the old disk setup thats on there now. And i also got some 600x16 whitewalls for the rear and a '32 shell.



    No pictures of the new parts.. but ill get some as they go on the car.

    And this past week, ive been working on a 40 something chevy pickup i bought for parts for my '40. Started work over the summer when i had some time off and worked my bottom off to get it looking good. Couldnt bare to scrap the cab so i cut the roof off and turned into a roadster. Cut all the rust off the bottom and made new cab corners out of 18g sheet metal formed over my thigh. Made a new floor structure. Made a hallock type windshield out of 18g and welded the dash to the cowl to strengthen the whole thing. And no... its not really a rat. Looks like crap now but itll have shiny paint soon enough.










    Let me know what you guys think of the work ive done over the past 3 months or so.

    John

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    I think it looks cool! I like it.

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    Looks like you have been busy Monster, both projects are looking great. I love the way the cab is turning out.
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    monster i love the board with the broken tools. Is that a personal collection or something that you picked up somewhere.
    BARB

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    Thanks guys.

    And that board actually isnt in my garage.. its in my friends. Worked on the cab there since i didnt have any room.... and dont have electric. My place in packed to the brim with plywood and insulation.. plus most of my tools and 2 cars. And do you really think id have frilly curtains in my barn? haha

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    Well, you never know these days. I've seen crazier things.


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    I love the flames, I got a matching set on my anglia. And if your like me its only on one side of the car. Its amazing what you will do with a can of paint in your hand with nothing else to do.


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    man we wouldnt laugh at you about those lace cutains , we can snicker behind your back!!


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