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Old 03-06-2011, 08:42 PM
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I know this not the regular 'lateral-g' menu, but I love the build! Can't wait to see this finished.

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Thanks Mike!

Yes -- I really hesitated posting it up here - since it really doesn't "fit" -- but I also know most car guys are car guys... so figured what the heck! Actually -- I'm much more hot rodder than PT guy - but I love the PT stuff and try to incorporate it into what I'm doing when I can. All of these cars in the end - is about the lifestyle - the people - the fabrication etc.

I personally think EVERYONE should have a hot rod at some point... the are just plain good old basic fun!

Was your's a "vicky"?
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Greg, so cool! Is the front splash apron shaped like the top of the grill opening? Hard to tell from the pics. Either way it is cool to see a splash apron on a highboy. Are you going to blacken the inside part of the lower grill shell so the whole thing is black inside? Like the "WELD EDITION" headlight spreader bar as well. Really cool stuff going on.

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Old 03-06-2011, 08:55 PM
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wow, just saw this thread and must say....CLEAN! nice build, and even better your a fellow washingtonian!
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Old 03-06-2011, 09:03 PM
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Greg, so cool! Is the front splash apron shaped like the top of the grill opening? Hard to tell from the pics. Either way it is cool to see a splash apron on a highboy. Are you going to blacken the inside part of the lower grill shell so the whole thing is black inside? Like the "WELD EDITION" headlight spreader bar as well. Really cool stuff going on.

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Thanks Carter!

Hope the software is going well for you!

Yeah -- the apron -- or as some around here call it "the cow catcher" does mimic the shape of the grill. It really helped the front end "in my eye". And as I keep reminding the shop -- we have to have some "Frisbee" touches or it's just another plastic '32 Ford. LOL

I asked them to make the spreader mimic these shapes as well... not just straight across.

ALL of the radiator - the lower close out panel (or whatever it's called in a '32) and the cross bars in the grill will be blacked out. So anything that's behind the vertical grill bars will be black.
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Old 03-06-2011, 08:56 PM
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- I'm much more hot rodder than PT guy - but I love the PT stuff and try to incorporate it into what I'm doing when I can. All of these cars in the end - is about the lifestyle - the people - the fabrication etc.
You left out tools!


.........great garage session yesterday

You need to drive your new toy down here
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Old 03-06-2011, 09:07 PM
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Sieg! You are da man!

Love the '34 ! The tools are not bad either...

Is that your garage?
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Old 03-06-2011, 09:14 PM
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Carter -- Go back and look at post #383... there's a posted pix in there that shows the cow catcher... it's the only decent pix that shows the shape.

Hope you like it.
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Old 03-06-2011, 09:37 PM
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Love the '34 ! The tools are not bad either...

Is that your garage?
Not mine, I only qualify as a shop boy there. It's a good friend garage and another's '34.

Like the headers?

That '34 is going to be COOL!
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...Actually -- I'm much more hot rodder than PT guy - but I love the PT stuff and try to incorporate it into what I'm doing when I can. All of these cars in the end - is about the lifestyle - the people - the fabrication etc...
Ditto that whole statement for me as well. I love it here because the fabrication work is off the charts - art, pure and simple. That kind of stuff used to be more common on hot rods and customs.
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Not mine, I only qualify as a shop boy there. It's a good friend garage and another's '34.

Like the headers?

That '34 is going to be COOL!
That car looks great already.
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