Skip's 39 Ford PU. How it happened

[Skip]

The 32 highboy radiator will do the trick. Some trimming is needed here and there, new mounting brackets, too, but it will fit in the assigned space without reworking any body panels.

ZZ strikes again!

[Skip]

Originally Posted by hansgoudzwaard

But This would leave them wondering.

I had several ideas that I was playing with. Eventually, I discovered that most of them had been done by someone somewhere. Then I end up wondering if I saw it first or thought of it first. Either way is fine, I don't mind sharing ideas, or borrowing them.

[Skip]

It fits. I had to trim a little bit off of the bottoms of the side panels on the front of the radiator to clear the taper of the grill. After that, it settled right in place. May need to do a bit more trimming for clearances, but that can wait until I know for sure.

Taking a sawsall to a brand new aluminum radiator is a scary endeavor.

Now I get to build the new mounting brackets.

[DozerII]

Just like a glove.

[zzrodder]

There ya go !!
Good to have extra parts on hand, sooner or later there's a home for them.

[smallfoot]

You're skatin now...

[TruckRat]

I like it!

[hansgoudzwaard]

Skip, have you met this lad? Goes by scrapmaker. He builds some great projects.

He is a drywall contractor. Portland.

http://www.allmetalshaping.com/showt...t=3874&page=27

[skull]

looks like your'e having fun with this,

Later

[Skip]

Originally Posted by hansgoudzwaard

Skip, have you met this lad? Goes by scrapmaker. He builds some great projects.

He is a drywall contractor. Portland.

http://www.allmetalshaping.com/showt...t=3874&page=27

Not to my knowledge. I surely haven't seen that car. WOW! I'll be watching.