29 Pickup

[Brianl]

This will be in the style of a 60's custom. Most of the parts are hand me downs from a mate

The body is a little lower & raked. The bed is shortened & raked to match. Both bits are moved back a little to fit the old hemi behind my favourite track nose. Widend the rear guards, often wondered what to do with those unused fender sets!

Initial mockup

Widening the guards

Guard extensions done & dusted

Checking rake, stance & proportions

Comments welcome

Thanks

Brian

[gardnerpag44]

This is looking sweet , nice work on the fenders

[3100 chevy]

Nice

[Greg Myers]

All the right bits, keep going.

[wayne swayze]

I really like this! It should be very cool when done.

[Brizio]

Looking good!

[Jantrix]

That looks cool. Looking forward to more.

[John Goschke]

This is looking terrific! Nice work on the fender widening.

The basic concept reminds me of this old build in my collection done by a kid in the early '60s...

[DrKerry]

Kool stuff!!!

[Badluck 13]

Sweet fender job!!

[geemoney]

do I see a red ram in there?

oh yeah!

[Brianl]

Thank you gentlemen

John, your rod is exactly the style I'm looking for!!

Only thing is I spent hours deciding between a bench seat of buckets & went for the bench as I thought it more correct. Looking at yours, I think I'll go dig out the buckets again.

Thanks again

Brian

[artecar24]

Good!

[slusher]

Very nice start

[bpletcher55]

I like this cool idea , looking foreword to seeing how this go,s

[doctor phillips]

Lookin' good!

[bobthehobbyguy]

Cool. Great start. As said nice work on the fenders.

[Pat Minarick]

Very cool.

[Silver Foxx]

Looking great Brian , another classy build in the making .

[horsepower]

Very cool, I like your idea, just a thought, have you considered cutting the cowl loose along the front of the door post line and tipping it rearward until the firewall is vertical, it might make the front of the body to appear even more channeled than it is, and would improve the lines when viewed from the side, and would also make mounting a hood a lot easier. Keep up your good work.