4 Years, finished the '34 Three Window

Hello Steve, give me your email address. I will send you an email with a drop box folder with the slide show I'm it.
 
B E A U T I F U L !!!!! I would be afraid to take it out in open traffic now..........BUT........you need to SHOW IT OFF!!!
Congratulations and Merry Christmas you got a great present. (to yourself)
 
A few people would not agree with skirts but to me it's out of the park for beauty with those. I can certainly relate to the amount of hrs. invested in a project like that. Wonderful job.
 
Fantastic Restoration, Beautiful work and assembly. My Hat is off to you! Good Luck with your new 1934 3 window.

PS I like the Skirts shows well
 
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Excellent attention to detail and workmanship. Thanks so much for sharing it's story. I could only hope for my cabriolet to look as nice.
 
My 34 3w looked just like that when I bought it 14 yrs ago, it still looks great but has a few stone chips on top and under neath,we use it,but not as often as the 33,
but it is very nice to drive and looks just like new,it has aged better than our modern car ,the headlining for that fell out just sitting in the shed.
You have done a great job,
Love the spats ,
Lawrie
 
YES - YES, a beautiful 1934 Ford. A credit to your workmanship. They are all beautiful, 33s & 34s . The skirts are nice but they don't really need them to look good. In Australia we call the "skirts", "spats". Not sure why but probably a take off of spats which covered shoes. Regards, Kevin.
 
That's a stunner.

I see that you've used a luggage rack at the rear. Could you or someone please post pics on how and where you attach it on the car? I have short bumper braces so would those interfere in assembling a luggage rack?
 
Fiver, I will create a post with photos of the luggage rack install. Deuce - yes, I would never personally butcher one of these cars. Not too many left with metal this good. I understand everyone likes what they like, but stock is for me.
 
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