New build thread; 48 Plymouth

[kbuhagiar]

That's a really nice job, Kbuhagiar. If my latches had been good i'd have stayed with them but they were pretty much junk. I'm hoping these locking handles work out. If not, you've got a good looking solution. Where did you source the little lock with the removeable cylinder?

I found it on Ebay - I got mine for a BIN price of $39.95 with free shipping.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOCKI...item2c5ea1c229

[falconvan]

I've got this door fitting really nice and everything welded up on the bottom. Now for some grinding, smoothing, and filling and I'm ready to move onto the next one.

[123pugsy]

I've got this door fitting really nice and everything welded up on the bottom. Now for some grinding, smoothing, and filling and I'm ready to move onto the next one.

Glad to see you got it fitting good.
I know that panels and doors are tough to get just right.

[falconvan]

Glad to see you got it fitting good.
I know that panels and doors are tough to get just right.

Thanks; I'm still blown away by all you did on the front end of your car. That's some serious craftsmanship.

[stovens]

Thanks; I'm still blown away by all you did on the front end of your car. That's some serious craftsmanship.

So is what your doing with the doors. Nice work.

[falconvan]

Thanks, Steve. You do some pretty fine work yourself. Havent done much for the past week; we've got short burst of 100 degree + temps again, plus we moved out last kid off to his college dorm this past week. It's supposed to be nice this weekend so hopefully I can get back on it. I took a week off around labor day to really hit it hard.