TruckRat
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That’s a lot of work but looking good!
1934 Plymouth five window
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MercuryMac
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Can't wait to see the finished product! [dr
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Torchie
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^^^^^ ME Too ^^^^^
And when you are done practicing on that I have a wooden boat you can sand on......[ddd
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DozerII
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You must have a ton of patience, the wheel is looking great.[P[P
smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
Spending that kinda time requires it looking good...nice job MM
Old Iron
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Holy cow that looks good [cl
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MercuryMac
Builder Junky!
Thank you guys.
I also can't wait to see it finished.
And Torchie, ---- 'When Pigs Fly'.
I'm in the small group of guys that DOESN'T LIKE SANDING THAT MUCH.
I also can't wait to see it finished.
And Torchie, ---- 'When Pigs Fly'.
I'm in the small group of guys that DOESN'T LIKE SANDING THAT MUCH.
Torchie
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BillM
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That looks really good in the pictures! What will the final finish on it be?
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I just love sanding.... if you were any closer I`d help you out... 
Looks great.[cl[cl As much as I like sanding, I would have it set up so I could rotate it and use a router with a half round cutter on it and do one side at a time.
MercuryMac
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Bill M, it will be two coats of flat chocolate with a few coats of clear over that.
Kenny, that would be an excellent idea. I wish I'd have thought of that. That would make the whole circumference the same size. I tried making a sort of lathe but the metal rod going around the perimeter was not really concentric with the steering shaft hole.
I don't do much wood work so I don't have a router, but I sure would like to use one.
Kenny, that would be an excellent idea. I wish I'd have thought of that. That would make the whole circumference the same size. I tried making a sort of lathe but the metal rod going around the perimeter was not really concentric with the steering shaft hole.
I don't do much wood work so I don't have a router, but I sure would like to use one.
MercuryMac
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On my steering wheel, the body filler has been heaped on many times and all sanded off. So that part is done and one coat of primer is on and sanded, with the second coat applied.
I took the '36 Ford into town tonight to A&W. The new engine worked like a charm, but the clutch has a tic in it. Something is touching the throw-out bearing shifter fork every revolution.
I took the '36 Ford into town tonight to A&W. The new engine worked like a charm, but the clutch has a tic in it. Something is touching the throw-out bearing shifter fork every revolution.
MercuryMac
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man, that turned out great... [cl
BillM
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Nice job MM!
Torchie
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Love the steering wheel.[cl
I think the "Shift Knob" is just a close up of a malted milk ball that you dropped.[ddd
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Torchie
I think the "Shift Knob" is just a close up of a malted milk ball that you dropped.[ddd
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DozerII
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Wheel looks really good MM [cl[cl[P[P
MercuryMac
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Thank you guys.
Torchie, what you're saying is I got the chocolate colour right, on the shift knob, but the 'dropped look' imperfections are easily explained. There are too many coats of clear over the 'dang nice' knob so you see the reflections of the clouds, the sun, the front of the shop, and the tractor on the ball. I actually tried really hard not to drop the ball, when it was freshly painted.
Torchie, what you're saying is I got the chocolate colour right, on the shift knob, but the 'dropped look' imperfections are easily explained. There are too many coats of clear over the 'dang nice' knob so you see the reflections of the clouds, the sun, the front of the shop, and the tractor on the ball. I actually tried really hard not to drop the ball, when it was freshly painted.
