[madmike3434]

no idea who was looking for a 1935 Chevrolet master series frame, hopefully they will see your post.

mike

[EDNY]

  Mike someone on here was looking for a 1935 masters frame  I found one yesterday drop me a line  wayner

I'm looking for a 34 Master frame...

Ed

[vette59jdwl]

  I now have drawings 4 dimentional for the 32 chevy roadster  thanks  Don  Wayner

[RCstang]

I know someone in this thread said the Jim with autowood.net isn't taking any new customers.  I called him anyway today and he said that he is now.  ?  Not sure what's going on with that.  He was talking about sending a full kit out and individual pieces to someone today.

He quoted the wood kit for a 1933 5 window coupe at $3495.
Roof only at  $550

He invited me to his shop on a Saturday to see their work, since I live about 1-1/2 hr from their shop.  Just thought I'd let you guys know.
Ron

[TFoch]

Wow that would be an interesting tour.  Hopefully they'll let you take some pics.
Tom

[62131]

Man what an opportunity, I believe I have to make that trip, what you would learn and see how these old Chevy's went together.

[chopper526]

Sounds like a it could be an interesting day. Let us know how it goes, take some pictures.

[madmike3434]

this will give you an idea of how much wood is in a 34 chevy. 

They assemble the wood frame and then begin nailing and screwing the sheet metal to the wood frame.

mike.......................

[62131]

When I purchased my 32 most of the wood had already been replaced with steel. There was only a couple pieces left in it. The right b pillar and the bottom and top supports for the dash. I was amazed how well the dove tail joints were made the number of pieces they used to make the curves.

[RCstang]

He said that I didn't need to buy anything to come visit his shop.  I asked about a instructions for assembling the wood and he said, "I don't write books.  But if you have a question just call me."

Anyone in the area want to make a roadtrip?  With Christmas fast approaching and then winter, maybe a spring trip would work.

Mike, that is a ridiculous amount of wood in the frame of these cars.

[62131]

RC  I might be interested in making the trip with you, I live in south central Ky. but my mother lives in So. Indiana and I'm up there once a month or so. I will be there over the holidays for a few days, maybe we can work something out if the weather is not to bad. Would it be ok to bring a friend.   

[madmike3434]

He said that I didn't need to buy anything to come visit his shop.  I asked about a instructions for assembling the wood and he said, "I don't write books.  But if you have a question just call me."

Anyone in the area want to make a roadtrip?  With Christmas fast approaching and then winter, maybe a spring trip would work.

Mike, that is a ridiculous amount of wood in the frame of these cars.

In my build on SHAZZBOTT A 1935 CHEVROLET ROADSTER I show the wood in detail, just the seat back and the rumble seat lid hold more than enough wood.  The door frames are wood as is the whole floor from the seat forward..   My 35 coupe holds more wood than the roadster I have just never had it torn down that far to expose it.

These cars , the 1935 standard series Chevrolets are the last of the wood framed Chevrolets.

mike         

[vette59jdwl]

 OK i am back not sure if this is a good thing  I have all the wood out of our 32 chev roadster.The wood up under the cowl is BAD BAD BAD the piece that crosses is BAD BAD BAD so that is thre3e pieces i could guess and that is probably what i am going to do,as for the rest i have been contemplation making a copier so i can copy what i have Does anyone out here in Cyber space have any 32 chevy wood drawings  thanks wayner OH by the way thank you ED