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![]() http://macsautoparts.com/ It's a fantastic place (if you are a Ford guy), and only about an hour's drive for me...an added bonus is that my gf LOVES to shop in the states....lol, so it works for both of us! These are 28-31 Model A horns, I had tried the 32+ truck repair horns, but I didn't like them at all. Sam - which colour do you like? The oil rubbed bronze? |
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Thanks, may have to try them on my next project. Have you come any closer to a color or colors you want to paint it.
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That color and tudor body are Gottkts's car, is that what you're talking about?
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Little more progress today....front frames are capped off, and the horns are tacked in place. I also brought the roto-broach home from work for the weekend to bore the 3/4" holes I needed in the frame - for the body mounts. I'm not sure if you guys have ever used one of these, but they are the best way to bore a through hole....I drilled 8 3/4" holes in about 5 minutes....and that was taking my time.
Paint colour? While I do really like the oil rubbed bronze suggested, I'm leaning toward black on top, with the drab olive green sides....that was the original colour for the car...since I'm trying to keep it as original as possible ![]() |
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Man that looks like a cool tool to have access to. Looks like a pilot drill and an end mill or similar.
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Hello everyone....no pictures to update this week, but have made a little progress - having drilled the holes in the frame for mounting the upper coil over mounts. I've been a little distracted lately.....had a weeks vacation down in Mexico, and am in the midst of building a "ground load" motorcycle trailer. One more day on the trailer build and I should be back at the Graham!
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Those magnetic base drills are the cats meow
![]() I've never seen one that small. The ones I've seen are big and are used for drill holes in semi frames etc. See what you've done, now I want one too ![]() |
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I do like the original green idea too.
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Getting back at the car...between vacation, work and grass its hard to find time to keep maki g progress....that and I built a trailer to haul my motorcycle on. I made up the rear shock mounts and a new gusset over the master cylinder.
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Good morning everyone....I haven't had any time to work on the car lately.....the motorcycle trailer turned out great and worked like a dream - hauled my bike to the east coast and rode the Cabot Trail - absolutely amazing scenery. I've just been too busy with the farm and all, since the passing of my Dad. Hopefully things will slow down soon, at least I know that with winter coming I'll have some time in the shop to make some progress once again....
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