Thread: 41 Willys Gasser project

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Cheers Ken, I'm pretty pleased how it looks.

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Steve,
Looks really good! The stace on these cars is everything, you nailed it.
Ken

Not much work yesterday as it was my birthday and Sue insisted on taking me for a meal and beer

But i did sneak a bit of time in the morning, I picked up a pair of 9" shafts that had been drilled Chevy pattern (thanks Al) so popped them in and bolted on my rear wheels, It looks completely different now, The tyres i will be running are gonna be 30" tall which is 2" bigger than the radials on the wheels a the moment.

I also taped a door into position and laid the hood in place to give a better idea of look.

Yep, yep, yep..............that's a gasser alright! That's the way a Willys should sit.

Steve, what do you do, move back and forth between working on customer's cars, your 26, and this one? I find it tough enough to muster up the energy to work on one, but you are way over the top.

Don

Whip - wishing you a successful surgery.
Don - I agree, and have to add you and Ken to the list of cranking out stuff too!
Steve - keep on posting I love the look already!

Glad you like it Steve

Originally Posted by stovens

Whip - wishing you a successful surgery.
Don - I agree, and have to add you and Ken to the list of cranking out stuff too!
Steve - keep on posting I love the look already!

Basically yes Don, the day is taken up with customers stuff and around 5pm i go onto the willys till about 9pm or the 26T whichever is needed.

I do get asked how i keep my mojo going but i don't have a problem really as i enjoy it so much being creative is my carrot i guess.

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

Yep, yep, yep..............that's a gasser alright! That's the way a Willys should sit.

Steve, what do you do, move back and forth between working on customer's cars, your 26, and this one? I find it tough enough to muster up the energy to work on one, but you are way over the top.

Don