Thread: New Build-1946 Ford Tudor Build

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Well progress has been slow due to a super busy schedule wth work, But I went to the shop and began pulling all the chrome trim off the drivers side of the car and stripping off the firewall. While I was working on that side I took the time to pull the running board off as well. After fussing with the bolts for a bit (rusty and rusted out nut inserts) it finally came free. I am going to need to install rocker boxes on the car as they are in need of some help. Still the body is super solid. A few pics of a little bit of progress....Looking to get to the shop tomorrow and get some more trim stripped off the car.
Don Jr.

Originally Posted by Mr Blue

Well progress has been slow due to a super busy schedule wth work, But I went to the shop and began pulling all the chrome trim off the drivers side of the car and stripping off the firewall. While I was working on that side I took the time to pull the running board off as well. After fussing with the bolts for a bit (rusty and rusted out nut inserts) it finally came free. I am going to need to install rocker boxes on the car as they are in need of some help. Still the body is super solid. A few pics of a little bit of progress....Looking to get to the shop tomorrow and get some more trim stripped off the car.
Don Jr.

Don jr you got one nice deal from SR , this looks like one hell of a clean car . Once you get some time to put into it it should take very long to be on the street .

Originally Posted by bluestang67

Don jr you got one nice deal from SR , this looks like one hell of a clean car . Once you get some time to put into it it should take very long to be on the street .

It is in really good shape. My plan is to get every part and piece so it can go back together quickly once my schedule clears up a bit. (Hopefully clears up)