Perfect body

[Youngster]

just work it until you think your done do just alittle more

Randall[/quote]

Now that's the aditude to have no mater what part of your car you're working on.

Ron

[Francis Blake]

Don I have been thinking about a speedway body how much trouble is involved in installing the floor?...Francis

[donsrods]

Originally Posted by Francis Blake

Don I have been thinking about a speedway body how much trouble is involved in installing the floor?...Francis

Francis, I did a thread on another forum on the complete build up of my T. Here is a link to where the fiberglassing started. You will have to weed through a lot of BS and talk about unrelated subjects, but the pages starting here cover what I had to do on mine. Hope it helps. Go down to post 1077, that is where it begins.


Project $ 3 K Is Underway - Page 72 - Club Hot Rod Forums

Don

[Baby Huey]

Originally Posted by Youngster

I've found if you're under 55, you're a perv, if you're over 55, you're a cute old guy. Kind of a win/loss thing.

Ron

Boy thats good to know !!......But I think it depends on what your lookin at.......LOL

I don't plan to take too much time grinding and sanding and doin all that block sanding stuff....
After taking over 6 years to throw this wreck together, I want to drive it...
So ,my body work/paint plan is to squirt it and drive....
I know that turns the guts of some of you guys but I look at that CCR body and I really don't see a lot of work there, it's not perfect, but it's far from a mess....
Besides, spending many hours perfecting a body ,then climbing in and out and worrying bout it getting dings and watching every little sticky fingered kid that gets close to it, just isn't fun to me.....
Clean it up, paint it, drive it......."BH"

[Youngster]

BH.... I see nothing wrong with your thinking. I've had one car that I didn't want to drive into the Wal-mart parking lot. I'll not have another.

Ron