Merry Christmas!

Carved Marble Cadillac

Doug's Studebaker update

I left these holes on the side of the cab where the fenders mounted until last, there was also a weird stamped shape to deal with.

I cut out the entire piece and built a new one that lines up with the cowl and at the bottom with the rockers.

Then I added this flared piece, it lines up with the flare on the hood side.

Then I built these outside pieces for the grille. The stock truck never had anything like this so I had to use my imagination and create a piece that would fit and flow.

Here is the grille with the new outside pieces.

Goalie Mask

I painted this goalie mask for my cousin Kris

Happy Halloween!

Driprails on Doug's Studebaker

I had to cut through the driprails when I chopped the top on the Stude, since we didn't have a donor roof or any extra driprail I decided to make new ones. Thankfully Ben has a brake and shrinker/stretcher!

Burnouts!

*Done by professional drivers on a closed course*

This won't get you in Performance Plus buddy!

Chopping Doug's Studebaker

Marking the chop.

3" cut out, aligned front pillars, welded and ground down.

Cut through roof to make the back line up.

I had to widen the top of thr back window, here I'm putting it back together.

Back window back in one piece.

Roof top filled and door tops put back on.

Sectioning the Doors On Doug's Studebaker

Ocean Park Ford - Ron Ford's Car Show

The weather sucked in the morning and I wasn't even going to go to this show, but as I headed west it looked  like it was clearing up so I swung by. Lots of nice cars, but fewer than usual because of the weather.

Sectioning Doug's '47 Studebaker Pickup Part 2: Welding The Cab Back Together

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