Kit Karson

Well, that about clears the air on the "the old hood with the silly vents" as they "have replaced the "Buick porthole" hood with the new stock style one"... I know a few very disappointed builders out there right now! Me Included... -KK

TNR Tonneau Kover

Random shots of the TNR Belly Pan & body profile...

Kustom fit! Kouldn't have done it without the generosity of @Rocking Rodney Rat& his donation of the second early AMT Deuce Roadster Tonneau Cover! Thanks, again Brother!! -KK

Been playing with the tonneau cover... Original from the AMT Deuce Roadster Then they broke! Test fit... Splice & Dice! Reinforce front & back... TBC... -KK

Awesome game!

'29 TNR Rear Diffuser

Well worth the moment it took to take the survey! -KK

Well done! Top & bows are impressive! -KK

Between you & me I'd choose you first!

Nice revision! Chop is right on!! -KK

As it turns out... the Deuce Louvered Deck Lid is a perfect fit! -KK

Trunk Lid Swap '32 Ford 5 Window Coupe

High flying ragtop on a traditional T roadster with a rock-n-roll fab T chassis tuned pipes and 8 pistons pounding out the constant hot cam thump... -KK

Well done! One man starts and another man finishes... interesting concept!! -KK

Well done! Blue Phoenix rising!!

Wings of Eagles.

Back when the inner belly pan was being assembled the left-over pieces became fodder for the tail end... adding the outer rails to create the full belly pan formed the idea for the rear pan... wanting something different than the traditional rolled rear pan... this is what it turned out to be: From initial concept to final outcome: A bit of smoothing will klean up the differential joint... Barely visible otherwise... Now, back here the business plan pays off! The return on investment (ROI) adds stock and value to the rear of the TNR!!! -KK

Be patient... or become one!

Like kounting the beans in a jar... so would be kounting the number of individual pieces used in the construction of the TNR's belly pan!?. -KK Tape to the rescue! So, looking forward to turning this over and bolting on its tires! -KK

Kould just skip forward and show you where the TNR belly pan has progressed to date, but here's a few steps from along the way: Won't try to even guess as to the total number of pieces involve in the construction of the tail portion of the belly pan... -KK

Moving over to the other side, i.e., Left side: Just a slip of post-it note paper acts like fiberglass when soaked with a drop of CA... -KK

A little more smoothing and on to the other side! -KK

How 'bout we start building T's for the everyday rodder! Turnkey & Boxed Ready to Deliver! -KK