Recent content by Metal Twister

The Information can be found on the Hamb O'dex here... They can make it for any year but right now 1928 thru 34. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/hot-rod-seat-frames-model-a-rollpans-bengels-hot-rod-prod.615201/ :rolleyes:

It's Not Original Equipment! Hey guys I just wanted to make you aware of a new seat frame that will fit nicely into your Model A Ford. It is intended for those who are looking for some seat adjustment for improved comfort either due to back or leg pain or just looking for something more...

Thanks guys for the response here... I now know what I'm after! :D I sent you a PM Randy as I'm looking for and original in good straight working order. I will be using this price to build Roll Pans off of on the bench insuring the fit is correct. Thanks again

I need some help here guys.What is this body part called? Is it the same shape from 28 thru 31? And finally is it the same on the roadsters, coupes, and any others? Thanks I need to find a new one or at least a good one and have no clue what it is called? Thanks again it is appreciated!

I realize that this roll pan is not original Model A, but if Henry was to of put a roll pan on his Model A it would of looked like this. ;) http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=691108&highlight=bengels I'm gearing up for manufacturing these and they should be on sale in a few...

With a few carefully chosen four letter words and the gnashing of teeth I walked away from it for a few days. When I returned the battle was much easier! I ended up taking those bolts out and adjusting everything up again and found that was the issue. The inner fender panels are fiberglass and...

I know its not the ultimate fix but I slotted the front hinge bracket and slid it as far forward as I could. It closed things up nicely. Thanks once again guys for the suggestions and help. It is greatly appreciated!

Thanks for all the help on this one guys... I think I know what I have and which bay to dump it in! :eek: Just kidding. Thanks again

I had to even things out in front at the bottom as well... Lower bead lines missed each other by about 1/2 inch. I'm not absolutely sure but I'm 99% sure its an original shell and grill. Radiator looks original in shape and size but has been re worked for a small block. And before anyone gets...

I don't know why they don't just stay with the original stuff? Think Im going to play with the front hinge piece and see if I can get everything to slide forward a bit Maybe split the difference. How much gap is in the correct fitting hood on the front?

I'm very fortunate that I'm a Metal Shaper so I have my hands on both Stockers and Customs. I toggle back and forth between here and the Hamb and try hard to keep the topic in the right place. There is a lot of things that cross over and I hope I give as much as I get out of these forums. I...

Wow, I'm baffled then...

Re: 33/ 34 front fenders the same... Everything edited I think... Oh man Im so sorry... I also am having some issues with a 36 but I meant to say 33 and 34 fenders. My bad... As soon as I saw the comment on the crease in the 36 fender I knew I screwed up! Its one of those days I tell ya...

I have a car in here that is a 1934 tudor sedan. When it came in it had plastic fenders on it and it was all assembled. Mr customer brought me some steel re pops to install which I have done and it looked just fine till I went to install the hood. The hood now has a serious gap in the distance...

This was drug out of the desert fields of Oklahoma. It appears to have been through a couple fires. Some of the lead is gone some isnt. Of course someone tap danced on the roof a couple of times. The up side is that this metal is soooo thick it doesn't move very easy. Lots of hammer dolly work...