what's everybody working on?

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ryan1

just wanted to see some more projects....whats going on in your shop or garage ?

I posted my current project a 1956 f100 and here is a picture of how it sits today. fenders and bed sides are spi epoxy.The cab was sprayed with ppg shop line jp356 and I was not happy with the adhesion to bare metal and it is in the process of being removed, I want to do my project once, and that is how I found SPI :cool:.the hood,running boards ,tailgate,valance,grill,are next in line for epoxy. Then its time for filler,sand,sand,sand,wait for skin to grow back on fingers,sand, repeat.

thats where im at...as far as schedule I dont have one, I think its only wishfull thinking. 2012-05-20_12-40-29_36.jpg
 
Some trailer fenders cut down to fit a model T. Added some detail lines and some tombstone tailights.006.JPG

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'40 Ford firewall, 70+ holes. Spi epoxy,Turbo primer, reduced epoxy for sealer. '60 Merc white, Spi MS clear. Going to get pinstriped and then put on the frame. Car will be Spi Black SS.dcp_0020.jpg

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Last winter. 1910 maxwell. Made 4 fenders. I had 1 left front and 1 right rear. Made patterns and turned them inside out to make the other 2. Rough and rusty. Sprayed Spi black epoxy.DCP_0388.jpg

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wow you dont sit around very much...I've seen alot of your work on here and I gotta say good job as usual.
I think alot of people on this site can appreciate your work and what it takes to do it.Thanks for sharing
did you make the dies on your louver press?
 
keith;20506 said:
'40 Ford firewall, 70+ holes. Spi epoxy,Turbo primer, reduced epoxy for sealer. '60 Merc white, Spi MS clear. Going to get pinstriped and then put on the frame. Car will be Spi Black SS.

how are you cutting out all your patches for the firewall? holesaw in drill press without pilot? snips? punch? or all the above?
 
ryan1;20513 said:
how are you cutting out all your patches for the firewall? holesaw in drill press without pilot? snips? punch? or all the above?
tin snips and a hand held whitney punch
 
37 packard, 75 and 67 camaro, ford super duty, 72 dodge p/u, 65 C-10, 61 Buick, 85 S-blazer, impala, and soon a lemans.

Lol. I think that's enough for the moment.
 
Minus the 79 camaro that I have in a seperate thread, I did these wheels over the weekend.

uv clear, pro spray base.

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Soon I will get back on the '31 Packard.

Order a mini belt sander to help speed up sanding the wooden artillery wheels (sanding by hand is tedious). Then hopefully get them ready for paint in the next few weeks.
 
some speaker adapters

here are some speaker adapters i made for my trailer. Due to the fact that the walls are only 1-1/2" thick I couldnt get any decent speakers in . To make it simple I ordered some spacer rings that didnt fit ,then decided to make my own.
Used some aluminum sheet,welded the edges ,cut the spacers on an angle ,screwed the adapter to the trailer, then the speaker to the adapter. caulked them in and thats all she wrote.IMG_20110805_173144.jpg

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