Before and After Photos

[3738]

Before/After. All original, never restored, just cleaned it up and drove it.

 

[GB SISSON]

Before/After. All original, never restored, just cleaned it up and drove it.

I wish they all could be California Girls...... Holy Moley that's a nice survivor!

 

[tubman]

"3738" - Did you have a "paintless dent repair" guy straighten out the front drivers fender? Your car looks great.

 

[47COE]

Before and a couple of afters of my truck:

 

[A bones]

Tony, you did a great job at preservation, it just looks like it was made to be driven. Close your eyes and it 1937 all over again.

I concur, my adjective is precious! I felt young again looking at that sedan's insides.

 

[GB SISSON]

And 47 coe, I applaud you for keeping your cabover cab on a cabover chassis! And using it for what it was intended for no less! Beautiful job.

 

[ford nut]

that COE does look nice and original.

 

[3738]

Tubman,

I took a hammer and dolly and worked the fender dent out some. It is still dented, just not as extreme.

Before/after of interior and 60 hp engine

 

[TonyM]

Great Photos. Thanks guys.

 

[TonyM]

Before/After. All original, never restored, just cleaned it up and drove it.

Great Work.

Thanks for posting.

 

[glennpm]

Here is my 32 roadster project. I bought the roadster as a very rough channeled car around 1969. I did all the metal work building and rebuilding body to frame brackets including a floor-subframe from a 32 Tudor that I bought from Montana. I fabricated the outer sills and filled multiple extra holes in my frame. Luckily a had two excellent original cars, owned by others, to use for reference.

Glenn

 

[Seth Swoboda]

How do you guys get water stains out of original upholstery like door panels?

 

[JM 35 Sedan]

Tony, I remember your FB posts when you first got this car. I'm glad you kept it original, looks great. Hoping I get to see this one in June at the Dearborn GNM.

 

['36 5W]

Very nice cars and COE, guys! Hats Off for your DIY skills.
(It always amazes me at the loads the old trucks were subjected to; stopping distances had to be great!).

 

[Anton Voycheck]

Great thread and photos. I love them old trucks too.