In the beginning there was a Ford 32 B400, but now its more

[1930fordpickup]

This thing is fantastic !!!! What a great choice for this body style.

[oldschool]

The Red Coupe is almost finished and an update with pics coming this way.

Regards

Larsa

Edited March 8, 2014 by oldschool

[bobthehobbyguy]

Very cool. Interesting choice. Looking forward to seeing more.

[peter31a]

Very cool build. I look forward to seeing the progress and final product.

[oldschool]

Hi

I´m almost done with this Coupe now, so just a few sessions left Before it´s finished. Then I can restart the B400 build again. Hope u like it.

Larsa

[f1ford48]

did you make this body also? nice looking car!!!!

[oldschool]

No

This started as a five window Coupe from Mike Gradis. I got an second quality casting and had to replace the hole body so I took a roadster and with some (plastic) surgery It was in place, then the top chop was done and I´ll had to section it to get the right to. So would I do it again? yep I´ll do it again but this time with the 3 window Coupe witch is coming my way any day now.

Lars

[1930fordpickup]

Lets see you have a 5 window coupe , B400 and a 3 window headed your way . I am starting to think you like the 32 Ford . Great job on these.

[DumpyDan]

Wow, this is so cool, you have done a great job. I am looking to see more..............incredible!

[oldschool]

Yep, 32 is my number for the moment

Larsa

[oldschool]

Almost forgot the Roadster I started with it´s started with a 1976 black edition with the new Flattie,Duvall wind shield,New head liugths from Big Jim and the Pontiac tail lights from the Big -T.

[pharoah]

Nice roadster! That's kind of the way i want to build mine.

[Danno]

Nice stuff!

[f1ford48]

they all look real....how do you do the windshield frame on the 5 window?

[oldschool]

Hi Frank

I´ll used 1,5 mm plasticard for the windshield frame. First I did a template in cardboard, used this template on a plasticard and carefully sanded down the outer edges to a nice fit, then I used a drill bit to take out the inner areas and just leaving the frame. Carefully sanded to shape. Had to do a lot's of dry fit to check the frame against the window opening.

/Larsa