1932 coach build

[EDNY]

Nice..wish I was in that stage!

[sammons]

You and me both Ed!

62131 that's looking smooth. 

[FATnLOW]

62131...looking good ..trying to get to that stage myself, but it's been a heck of a job....

[62131]

I thought I might post these as this is what I did a couple nights ago. This is my second coat of gray high build primer after blocking the first coat. Thought I might just put it together and drive it in primer to work out any problems it might have.

[ghost28]

That is looking really nice and smooth. You got to be excited about your progress. 

[62131]

Attended the Street Rod Nationals in Knoxville week before last and picked up a chrome brake booster and master cylinder, can't wait to get it installed to see how its going to look

[62131]

Here's a few pictures of the assembly. just trying to bring everything up to date here,

[62131]

Here's a few more

[sammons]

Look'n good there. 

[FATnLOW]

LOOKING REALLY GOOD....NICE TO SEE  SOMETHING COME TOGETHER.....CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK

[themoose]

I like what I see..Brings back memories..Keep um coming!!!

[62131]

I finally came up with the ideal how to do my hood. The hinge on the passenger side was rusted away so I cut the remainder of the loops off on both the driver and passenger side. Bent a piece of metal to weld to the top of the side panels. Took some 3/4" tubing milled down some 5/8" key stock so that it would slide thru the tubing.  Then I cut the tubing to length, milled a 1" long slot in one end, inserted the key stock in the tubing drilled a tapped a hole in the center of the key stock and held it in place with a button head screw. Made bracket to attach the sq. tubing to the firewall and welded a bracket to the key stock and attached that to the grill shell.  Did this for both top and bottom on both sides. Now I can loosen the screws and adjust the gap on my hood panels by moving my grill shell.

[62131]

Here's a few more. I made adjustable brackets for the bottom so that I can move the hood on and out. I'll have toke some pictures of those. 

[62131]

Bracing the roof. Made some 14ga. angles and attached them to the roof panel with seam sealer for movement, going to tack weld to bracing.

[FATnLOW]

Here's a few more. I made adjustable brackets for the bottom so that I can move the hood on and out. I'll have toke some pictures of those.

Going to follow this post when you get pics ..Thanks  for posting