1934 Ford

[Bernard Kron]

I have noticed that without the fenders there is a gap under the trunk with nothing to cover it up. Will probably try to get a gas tank or something to put there.

I have built two of the Blueprinter version of the AMT '34 recently. This is the one with the stock beam axle and leaf spring suspension so I suspect the stance sits higher. However, both were essentially fenderless.

If you channel the body you don' t have to do anything since lowering the body over the frame gets rid of the gap. I'm assuming your gonna build it as a highboy. On my highboy I also used the valence that covers the gas tank like Raul and Robert did, but in my case I reversed it to create a tucked under rolled pan:

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Here's the channeled version in case your tempted to channel this beast (warning: it's no picnic although the result is very, very cool!):

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Looks nice so far. I agree with kustom about the color. Maybe I'll use it, too!

BTW Raul, nice job. I'll remember that approach if I ever tackle a '34 highboy again...

[kustom]

i found out i have a torn rotor cuff in my sholuder and i went out and bought this car so now i have something todo on my time off. i already stated to kindastart to build just not sure what yet a salt flat car or just a real clean classic high or low boy any way its gone break my problem with building only customs lately. yes a HOT ROD