Another Cuda

[70rs]

Really nice metal work there. Are those magnets holding the patches? I like that, no holes to fill later.

[bentfab]

Originally Posted by rwhite692

Wow Mark, that came out real nice. The work on the tubs is outstanding!

Thanks! We are a tiny shop. So trying to make an impression on everything we do is a must.

Originally Posted by killer67

Mark,

What size wheels did you stuff back there?

295/45/20

Originally Posted by 70rs

Really nice metal work there. Are those magnets holding the patches? I like that, no holes to fill later.

Thanks again for the props. Yes. Those are rare earth magnets. Those little suckers are so strong if you get your fingers pinched they will give you a blood blister.

[70rs]

I had not thought to use those. I have several, and yeah I know about the pinch. I have about a dozen 1/2"x3/4" that have a chrome looking coating on them with smoothed corners and edges.
Thanks for posting those pics. That's going to help me a bunch with my bodywork.

[bentfab]

Originally Posted by 70rs

I had not thought to use those. I have several, and yeah I know about the pinch. I have about a dozen 1/2"x3/4" that have a chrome looking coating on them with smoothed corners and edges.
Thanks for posting those pics. That's going to help me a bunch with my bodywork.

Any time. It's the simple things that work.

[70rs]

Originally Posted by bentfab

Any time. It's the simple things that work.

It's one of those "duh....why didn't I think of that?" things. Lol!

Whats next on this project? What are the plans for a drivetrain, interior & paint.?

[tones2SS]

Great work.
After seeing these pics, I really would love to build a pro-tour 'Cuda!

[LanceL]

Mark can I ask a NEWB bodywork and welding question? I can weld but not too good on the metal work yet. I am filling the side marker lights on a 1971 Nova. Do you form the metal at all before putting it on or not? Also where do I get those magents? Thanks for help. I appreciate it.

Lance