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  1. 35 PROG

    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    Checking In Hey ZZ, This build has been a little while since you have posted. Just wanting to check in to see if you are holding out on us or are you working away and not posting? Either way, I hope all is well with you. Keep up your awesome work it inspires and entertains us less talented...
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    1937 Chevy Coupe

    looks buick or olds by the tail and dash to me
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    ZZ I don't want to be the devils advocate[ddd. but by looking at the belt line (upper body reveal) does the car have rake in the body and not the roof? I know that some chops lend to a "tail dragger" look (36 ford 3 wind) but, this appears it is going to have some forward rake in the body but...
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    air compressor ???? ZZ What is your plan for your air compressor? Since your neighbor was so "cooperative" with your plans, I would consider some why to have it outside so you can share the your enjoyment of the smaller space than you wanted. I really get tired of hearing mine in my too small...
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    My Dodge Bros coupe!

    Hi Just a suggestion, I would not lap that repair panel in on the lower qtr. I would flange the step on the body and then lay the patch on top in the recess. The reason for this is the when water runs down the inner panel, it will not run into the seam. It is the same principal as a steel roof...
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    Lil Tin Bucket - golf cart #3

    coupe or t style ZZ, I was wondering if you prefer the coupe style or t bucket style and why? Also, What the weight compared to a stock cart? I would love to copy this idea on a smaller version using a mobility scooter for kids to young teens. Any advise you could give based on experience...
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    ride height? ZZ I have always heard that you need to set ride height to install the MMII cross member. Do you know the tilt angle for the cross member based on the CAD file? (Chalk Aided Design) ? Or what am I missing, I'm assuming more rake than what is shown. Also, when drawing the front...
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    1937 Chevy Coupe

    clearance issue?? Dr C In your last photo where the rectangular tube ties the strut brace to the cross member, did you check for clearance to dump the headers looks like it may want to share that space. If you already checked this great, then I will not interrupt the scheduled program in...
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    Nice rails ZZ, It appears that you solid weld the rails the entire length. Do you fill the seam completely full of weld? How do you control the warp or twist? What wall thickness? Sorry for so many questions, just think it is an awesome approach and want to learn from your experiences. I...
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    If your taking a poll I see the conversation turning to the great styling of these cars, so I thought I would chime in here. I saw earlier that you were talking of going the gasser route. While I do think these are cool. I vote that you "do your thing" on it and make it a chopped sectioned...
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    1937 Packard 115 coupe

    YEAH!!!! I've been waiting for this since you teased it in the last build. ( I saw the Caddy for sale on a site out of TX for 150k ) I tell you that hoping it makes you proud, not angry... Ready for class to begin. Shawn
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    My version of a 53' chevy p/u

    Just an idea SS If you have ever seen the Ron Covell video on chopping and sectioning, he cuts the center out of the roof and fills it as you would on a 30s veh. His comment was it keeps the welding out of the center and closer to the edge where it could be planished easier. Remember every...
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    '36 Chevy Sedan "The PackRat Rod"

    love it I love this build I am so glad to see it is getting finished. I'm sorry about your brother. Please finish it and let those boys drive the wheels off it with ya. You just can't beat the memories.
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    1936 Packard

    Thanks ZZ ZZ Whatever you decide to do I appreciate the time you spend to document the process, it helps us less developed (talented) builders stay inspired. Thanks Again Shawn Corkery
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    '36 Chevy Sedan "The PackRat Rod"

    true inspiration Rimspoke, So glad to see you are still plugging away on this. It has inspired me to start a build on my 35 master coupe and use a straight 6 to be different from all the small block rods. Keep us posted, your close.
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    1936 Chevy truck door setup.

    wood removal Eric I have done this to a 36 coupe. Here is a couple of links that should help. http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/paint-body/0905sr-1935-chevy-wood-removed/ http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/paint-body/0904sr-1935-chevy-wood-removed/
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    1936 Packard

    if i dare..... I agree that the lower lights are a bit to large. Maybe a cowl lights??? Hell I don't know why I am even commenting seems you pull it off in spades every time. You are a true artist. This build is awesome to say the least. [P[P[P
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    1936 Packard

    time for another clinic Glad to see you back at it ZZ. A car build and a golf cart at the same time. LOVE IT. Will be watching the "Sawsall Surgon" at work, and taking way better notes than in school. You amaze me how you can visualize the ugly away. And then, have the skills to make it...
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    Wagon Build Pics

    speedway / blue diamond classics
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    Really not sure why I never brought this up before.......

    Snake Farm, Congrats to you and yours. I have read your build complete more than once. It inspires me. See I have owned my long term projects for 15years now. (still not done, but I won't give up.) Like you, I will keep dreaming and and raising my three girls, and picking away. I like how...
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