bryan_m

now that is cool! right up my alley. very nice work!

no i wont let the olds get "munsoned"........what a great movie, you gotta love woody! i just watched sombieland last night. i had to spell that with an "s" cause my letter next to x on the keyboard is busted! LOL cheers bryan

thanks john, ill get back on it soon.........i actually have to build two of them. one for me, and one for my brother. cheers bryan

lookin good mike! bryan

you bet ben! cheers bryan

wow! i havent looked in on this one in a while, and i gotta say.......again WOW!! i love the E brake cables, they looks great, and the engine is just incredible. beautiful work bill. im keep an eye on this one... keep up the great work! cheers bryan

yea i kinda dropped the ball on the water pump pic buddy........sorry bout that. looke like you did fine though. cheers bryan

thanks guys...... someone asked if the buick will sit that low...........yes it will! LOL i like em draggin the ground. just have to modify the suspension a tad. cheers bryan

oh man i have to get one of these kits! or 4 or 5! LOL cheers bryan

thanks guys! i might get something done tonight! bryan

thanks guys! don, the wheel covers are caddy items, i forget what kit though. the tires are from the modelhaus. cheers bryan

thanks guys!

thanks guys! i have a 41 willys in the works here too. i started a thread on it..... bryan

i thought i would post some projects that will be hitting the bench in the near future....they really need finished, and have been sitting idle for way too long! heres a couple 50 OLDS COUPE 49 MERC CUSTOM....i opened the doors, trunk, and the hood has been reverse hinged... im sure you guys remember the "munson olds" from the movie KINGPIN..... the beginings of a totally destroyed convertible top.......made from TP.......still needs alot of work. hopefully these will all be getting finished in the coming months...... thanks fer lookin! cheers bryan

thanks curt!

thanks guys!

after being away for over a year from building......i finally have a new bench, its not all together yet, but enuff so i can work. hopefully i can get movin on my 41 willys gasser soon... cheers bryan

oh bummer, no super clean in the UK? that stinks. purple power doesnt work as fast, when i strip chrome parts and toss them in the SC it looks like they are boiling! cheers bryan

oh i forgot...... im using these preprinted slicks on the rear.... thanks for lookin! bryan

ok guys, im back but moving slow. all of my materials have been sitting so long that most of them have dried out, i lost 2 sets (4bottles) of casting resin.....man that stings a bit! and alot of my paints are dried out, so i will have to resupply when i have the extra money..... i started on this willys a while ago, and decided to get back on it after seeing how richard made his steering work on his 32 rod, it reminded me that i had done this, so i guess its a good place to get started (again) heres a couple shots of the steering, i chopped the knuckles off of the axle, filed them so they moved easily, and added some pins to it. here you can see where i cut the knuckle and steering arms from the knuckle, i have the center tierod completed as well but alas, no pic of it yet. hopefully later this evening i can get something done to it. ive done alot of work to the engine as well, i scratchbuilt some pulleys, and to keep harry happy (haha) i made alternator brackets, and a tensioner for the blower drive belt. they came out pretty good, but again, no pics yet.... stay tuned, ill have pics in a bit. thanks for lookin cheers bryan

ha! i think it ran away with some friends mike! yea rich, making wooden ones would be so much nicer,you could stain and clear them.....oooh that would be nice! keep up the good work cheers bryan

lookin good! heres the willys axle i did. i should get back to work on it! i finished it up last week, ill start a thread on it, dont wanna hijack your topic. keep up the good work cheers bryan

this one reminds me of a chevy surf wagon i did a while back, it now resides in the collection of our own DR.Cranky! keep up the good work! cheers bryan

lookin good so far! yea kit distributors are a bear to drill and wire, i always buy prewired ones, makes for alot less frustration....nice work on the vacuum line tho. keep it goin cheers bryan