Recent content by 29bowtie

Like this one?

How many early Fords, haven't you owned?:rolleyes::D Looks great, it certainly found a good home.

Here's some in use somewhere back in time!

Here's a couple of interesting vehicles. Rebuilding your Ford, have the flathead parts come to you. Going fishing, sporting goods by the truck load.

Sure is nice, to see someone "praise" a quality product and great service, on a forum. Too bad this type of sales experience, wasn't more common these days.;)

Now that's funny, because usually the "old guy's" need to ask a young'un to teach them the computer skills. So you are doomed!:rolleyes: Sure hope the ignorant negative comments from a few don't chase you away, the hobby needs and should be embracing the young blood, especially when they are as...

I've used a halogen light, as a heat source, left close to the backside of the metal panel, so the bond between the undercoat gets soft first, then the scraper pulls off larger sections, since the outer side of the undercoat stays cooler. I hope that made sense.;)

Great pictures! Thanks for posting them.:D

That woody is a nice Chevrolet.;) I'll post some more Fords to counteract it!:D That's my Dad looking at that engine in the coupe in the first picture and tenth from the left in the last picture, standing on the startline at Cayuga Ontario.

You know they have things called "car carriers", that ship east and west.;)

Thanks Bassman/NZ, very well said, I would have had a hard time writing that (Blurry screen, whenever Andy is the topic), plus I was hoping some of these Fordbarn guys would search the subject, and get the full force of the emotions, while reading it for themselves, as many have.

Yes, the HAMB might be a little rougher around the edges, but if you give it a chance and wade through the chaff, you'll find a wealth of information and fine enthusiasts. Then, if you want to see the incredible generosity and character, of the "Hoodlums", do a search, and check out the threads...

That grille guard looks to be a "1931 Chevrolet" piece, the oval mount for the emblem is the clue.;) Great car, you have there, as well as the new project.

The format may be less time consuming, but it's certainly more time consuming, when you get completely hooked on all your sites! :D:D:D