[sammons]

Lookin good Ghost. What did you use for your firewall set back insert, or did you bend it up?  Looks nice.

A young friend of mine bought a '27 Ford roadster body and wants me to do some welding and fab work on it this spring. I hope I can, says he is in no hurry.

[ghost28]

That's a nice looking roadster body. I think it would be fun to help him with it. The firewall plug was something I had laying around, not even sure where it came from, but it fit the build.

[Kiwijeff]

Just found this, more great work from the Ghost shop.

[madmike3434]

I remember seeing model a people making street rod firewall mods using METAL wheel barrows and welding them in.

mike

[ghost28]

I have been so busy playing with my Buick I thought I had better get some things done on this little Model A, actually I have been working on both. I finished up the steering and decided to try to install some block huggers. I had to do a little grinding on the vega box mounts, and angle cut the header collector on the driver side, but I got them to fit along with the steering shafts and knuckles. This car will be fenderless, and he had the shock mounts but they weren't the headlight mount style, I found these neat little items that connect to the top of the shock mount for the headlights stems to bolt to.

[ghost28]

just a couple more.

[sammons]

You do nice work, wish I had your energy.

[TFoch]

John nice work, headers fit nice.  Cool to see a Chevy small block in that Ford!

[ghost28]

You do nice work, wish I had your energy.

Hey guys, Nice work must run in our close knit family. Oh and sammons you have those bursts of energy also. My chair is close by. I call it my think about it chair, and I damn well use it.

[Kiwijeff]

Every car guy needs one of em chairs. I'm

[ghost28]

I pulled the engine for cleaning painting and adding the bling to it. I did fit up some tires and wheels and rolled it outside for a couple of pic,s

[ghost28]

In the process of working on the ford coupewhich is going well. I have taken on a rather rusted 31 ford roadster body. Here is one of three of the patching panels I have been installing, along with repairing the trunk edges of the body that were smashed flat, and then modifying a 36 ford dash and installing it in the roadster.

[ghost28]

And the dash work.

[sammons]

Ghost looks like you're moving right along.  Dash looks nice.

[sixball]

Nice work. I have alway liked ti '30- '31 As. I like the late 30s dashes in the early cars too.