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Looking pretty good.  Love those old 32's.  I see a spare in the trunk so it's ready to get down the road.

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On 12/3/2021 at 11:05 PM, NOBLNG said:

Very realistic looking. Looks like someone sanded her down for a new paint job and never got around to it.?

That is the vibe I was shooting for, thanks.

Thanks everyone, I've got an update coming just around the next curve B)

 

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6 hours ago, Painted Black said:

That is the vibe I was shooting for, thanks.

Thanks everyone, I've got an update coming just around the next curve B)

 

Well….You nailed, thats for sure!

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Update: finally decided on an engine, will be a souped up Studebaker... have my final decision on wheels and tires, plain 40 Ford steel wheels, chromed. skinny pie crust slicks for the rear and some small generic fronts. So with wheels/tires picked out I can get started on mounting the rear axle, just a plain ole Banjo..

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Oh yeah, will not be running the hood sides!!

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On 12/7/2021 at 11:57 AM, espo said:

I like your "dare to be different" engine choice.  

I try I really do... Not much to report since I'm having trouble finding some key parts for the Stude engine, I may have to "Frankstein" it with some parts that are close enough. Couple more boxes to go thru, in the mean time, enjoy a couple I did awhile back.

 

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The weathered bare metal appearance looks absolutely fantastic! You nailed it. 
 

Stance and wheel/tire choice look great, too!

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Posted
7 hours ago, Zippi said:

Two good looking Hot Rods there RRP.

 

6 minutes ago, Dennis Lacy said:

The weathered bare metal appearance looks absolutely fantastic! You nailed it. 
 

Stance and wheel/tire choice look great, too!

Thanks Bob and Dennis, much appreicated.

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Add me to the list regarding the bare metal paint finish.  I have some doors in my garage that look EXACTLY like that!  This would look amazing in a body shop diorama.

Cheers

Alan

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On 12/10/2021 at 9:55 PM, alan barton said:

Add me to the list regarding the bare metal paint finish.  I have some doors in my garage that look EXACTLY like that!  This would look amazing in a body shop diorama.

Cheers

Alan

 

On 12/10/2021 at 10:04 PM, Rocking Rodney Rat said:

Nice hot rods!! Looking forward to seeing more. Perfect patina.... -RRR

Thanks Alan, RRR.

I have not found any of the Stude parts, so I went with what I could find, looks uh OK? Need to build some headers, and some engine mount to get it to sitting right, also need some ideas on air cleaner, I could just go with stacks, but I want something different, if you know what I mean..

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On all four,,

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One for the road.

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See ya'll next time.

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Ok you have sold me on the look! I really need to do some research on the process for a patina paint job. I think the cad engine looks like a good fit, I think the traditional fish mouth scoops would be an ok look but I get what you mean about something less ordinary. Something like this would look “right”

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Some Copper or Aluminum tubing cut at an angle for carb stacks. Paint them a light yellow to represent "Rock Mountain Kool-Aid", Coors, or a local brew of choice. 

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My lil' coupe has woodB) Couldn't resist.............

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Thanks for lookin,, got to get them stacks finished.

 

Just noticed that one rail looks wonkie, guess I'll pop it out and fix, sorry about that.

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