1933 Ford Street Rod - wip

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Christian W
Still on it... Not much to do.

17 March 2020, 20:41

Christian W
The Ford is done. The kit itself is good. Some things were to fix but not that big issue.

25 March 2020, 21:16

Christian W
Sadly there is no interest for it. I don't care because I'm building for me on the first place.. That counts. I had fun building it. It looks good and fits very good into my old Ford line.

25 March 2020, 21:26

JD
Yeah, you can post some great work and nobody cares, and others get comments for doing really shoddy work...I don't get it either...

26 March 2020, 04:21

Christian W
Thank you very much. Yes, sometimes I don't understand it. But as I've written: mainly I build by and for myself. but on the other hand ….
I agree with your words totally.

26 March 2020, 06:56

Matthew Stec
Nice job!! I like the older cars.

26 March 2020, 09:30

Christian W
Thank you😉

29 March 2020, 22:01

Munkyslut
Nice work Christian! The colour choice was perfect mate, looks fan with the painted steel rims & wide whites, proper 50's rod material 👍
The Edelbrock valve covers are genius!

29 March 2020, 22:19

Christian W
Thank you very much 🙂

30 March 2020, 09:16

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After I've done the model T, A and B model, it's time to attach the B model with the nice shield formed grill. I currently have the 3 and 5 window coupes in my shelf so I'm going on this one.
Sadly the kit doesn't have stock parts in it (only a stupid custom thing). The rear axle looks like out of a C3 Corvette, the front axle is custom made with some cool parts - no regular axle / spring at all out of that time.
But I want the wired rims, nice white wall tires and no bucket seats. I grabbed the most parts out of my spare parts box and finally started on Saturday, 7th of March.

We'll see, where the journey leads us to.

1933 Ford Street Rod

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