Thread: One way to build a '32 sedan

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Dave-Thanks, no one can rag on me for cutting up a CHERRY, this thing is a rust bucket. I had to replace the complete cowl and you can see the rest of it in the photo's. I'm thinking a blown flat motor and a tremeck 5 speed with a V8 quick change.

Don- I have to tell you I really miss your projects, I hope you get back on them soon.

Steve-I need to sell a couple of these things, can I interest you in a old pick up?

flipper-Yes, my wife and I are going to double date with our friends that have coupes and roadsters
Ken

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

flipper-Yes, my wife and I are going to double date with our friends that have coupes and roadsters
Ken

Cool. It seems most people these days use Tudors as really big coupes. I like the fact that it will still be a functional sedan.

I am anxious to watch this build progress. Do you have any sketches of your vision of the final product?

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Dave-Thanks, no one can rag on me for cutting up a CHERRY, this thing is a rust bucket. I had to replace the complete cowl and you can see the rest of it in the photo's. I'm thinking a blown flat motor and a tremeck 5 speed with a V8 quick change.

Don- I have to tell you I really miss your projects, I hope you get back on them soon.

Steve-I need to sell a couple of these things, can I interest you in a old pick up?

flipper-Yes, my wife and I are going to double date with our friends that have coupes and roadsters
Ken

Don't tempt me my wife is already regretting I started this hobby! But if I had the cash a made by Ken special would be high on the list!