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  • Birthday 05/13/1948

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  1. Made a little progress on the '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Coach Windshield Frame, thanks to @Rocking Rodney Ratfor suppling the second stock sedan frame! -KK one for the left side... and one for the right side! -KK
  2. '32 Ford Chauffeured Driven Town Sedan Beltline Merger Body by Wisher
  3. James Texan Scott came to the rescue with a replacement inner wire rim for the '32 Ford Chauffeured Driven Town Sedan: So, with a little tweaking the Side Mount Spare Tire is coming together: Here's the working copy: As you may recall, the '34 Continental kit does not call for a tire: Note above: real spare tire in the cover!
  4. I have to share a Deuce Sedan @Rocking Rodney Ratbuilt some time ago: The Bach's Body Shop Special
  5. '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Mockup Turn back the clock a minute or two... -KK
  6. '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Mockup
  7. '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Columbia 2 Speed Overdrive & Flathead Mockup
  8. '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Flathead Mockup
  9. Decided to change out the rearend - going with the Revell '40 Ford Standard Coupe - Columbia 2SPD Overdrive:
  10. Decided to change out the rearend - going with the Revell '40 Ford Standard Coupe - Columbia 2SPD Overdrive: Revell '40 Ford Standard Coupe Instructions AMT '34 Ford PU Spring on top & Revell '40 Ford Coupe Spring on the bottom Pre-drill the '40 Spring Perch Pre-drill the '34 PU Spring Ends Test fit the '40 rearend '40 Ford Coupe Rearend & '34 PU Spring '40 Ford Coupe Rearend & '34 PU Spring Pinned for gluing
  11. Decided to use the Monogram PC72-198 1934 Ford Continental Kit as the Side Mount Spare on the '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan. From the very limited Monogram PC72-198 1934 Ford parts box on-hand, the continental ring and the inner & outer wire rim parts from the kit were set aside... upon review & test assembly the inner wire rim (part #M16) is broken beyond even microsurgery and needs to be replaced. -KK
  12. HELP! As noted in previous posts in this thread, the decision has been made to go with the Replicas and Miniature of Maryland Rat Rod Wires & Tyres as the rolling stock on the '32 Ford Chauffeured Driven Town Sedan: These are re-pops of the original Monogram ’34 Ford Coupe-Cabriolet kit: In an early mockup of the '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan: The side mount spare tire is shown with the Monogram PC72-198 1934 Ford: A closer look at the original two-piece Monogram 1934 Ford wire wheel (back & front), the back was found to be un-repairable: The Monogram PC72-198 1934 Ford kit offers an optional continental kit: Notice: No Spare Tire & Part #M16 '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan with the Monogram PC72-198 1934 Ford Continental Kit: Notice a problem with the '32 Ford Chauffeur Driven Town Sedan Continental Kit? The original two-piece Monogram 1934 Ford wire wheel, the back was found to be un-repairable: Before I get in touch with Norm at Replicas and Miniature of Maryland, the thought of checking with U'all... btw rumor has it he will be at the ACME NNL this year! The original Monogram ’34 Ford Coupe-Cabriolet kit inner wire rim (part #M16) is broken. There's a very slight chance, that if even repaired with microsurgery the structural integrity has been compromised and needs replacing. Any assistance in locating and acquiring this one piece would be greatly appreciated. -KK
  13. U'all need U'r i's checked! Being the #1 HACK in this Tree-O, means that I just hide my mistakes better than U'all! @Speedpro & @Rocking Rodney Rat & I go back soo many decades that it makes my sides hurt when I laugh at the antics going on here! The skill level of those in just this thread alone, amaze me! The creative sauce being poured on some of the builds here is causing me to salivate & drool like a silly schoolboy at a hotdog eating contest! Come on, guys! Keep cookin' up great deuce sedan builds like ballpark franks sizzling on the grill at the local JV ball game! Keep the HOMERUN HITS comin'!!-KK
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