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Thanks Greg, it may be a bumpy ride so make sure you fasten your seatbelt. The bodywork will be the first item in the list to take care of.

It will take some time, but it’s a started project so I’ll give it the proper attention it deserves.

Dug a couple of unfinished builds from the crypt and decided it was time to put some finishing touches on one of them. Back a while ago I decided I had amassed enough parts to try to build the 15 32 ford body styles, the green sedan delivery will make 13 of the 15 finished if I can get it across the finish line. The 5 window body has been a primer mock-up for quite some time and I have it here on the backdated original frame I’ve been working on recently, de chromed the wheels from the Revell T bucket version of the Tweedy Pie kit. I think they will look good in a raw magnesium finish.

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There is a largish pool of water fed by and underground spring behind my house and has become a resort for green frogs( non native species for Newfoundland) was out having a look around one morning( August) and spotted a Blue frog! Did some research and it’s a one in 2. Something million chance of a green frog having a pigmentation anomaly.

Well what’s wrong with having more projects than bench space to work on them hahaha

Make me want to dig out my 67 falcon and see how well it would take to some modernizing?. Clean work as usual Dennis.

You must be the lucky guy that got all the non-leakers, I’ve never heard of one not leaking, it’s almost like they were made by Harley Davidson. Maybe it’s just because of the rust, I grew up on the east coast on an island in the North Atlantic, if it didn’t leak it wasn’t running ???

Ahhh the leaning tower of power, or was that leaning tower of noise and leaks? lol Looks great

Looks better than a cloudy day here, you can still see blue, here it’s just layers of grey haha.

Sort of, it has the highest number of bars per capita on one street, well at least it did back in its heyday. Many a story starts with “that night on George street”

No sir, he needs to discover that on his own lol. They wouldn’t believe me anyways. ??

But I can ride my polar bear home to my igloo.

I’m too far out in the country to go to them anyways.

I have them all in project boxes, that way I do t get confused lol, my current work area is a lot smaller than I used to have to I have to employ the minimalists ways.

On the 32 it looked like that, the 34 extended the wheelbase. The 32 was built on the same wheelbase and chassis as the cars

That’s going to look killer when you finish it Dennis!??

Love the colour choice Jim

Love the engine bay detailing!

Thanks Dan!

Starting to stack up for a winters work I think. All the 32’s I’ll be working on soon. 3w coupe, 5w coupe, pickup truck. I’ll be continuing on with the frames and a 30 coupe will be an addition. I’ll be starting some build threads as I progress with some of these.

Spent a couple minutes digging through my wheels n tires and came up with these. Not sure of their heritage but I do like the design. Just up on axles atm nothing solid here the whole affair is pretty rickety haha

Great work on a tough subject. I have many of these in my stash from the original issue and the many iterations. I’ve only completed one to date, I still have one set aside as a pre Roth car with a flathead.

Thanks Bob, this is the result of bench cleaning and box peaking, I had completely forgotten that I had amassed some 34 truck kits/rebuilders haha. This will be my second closed cab 32 truck, I just realized I never posted either of my trucks under glass.

@ColonelKrypton thank you for doing far more research than I would have been able to do. My head is spinning now.