1948 Ford COE Project Bull Dog

falconwagon62 wrote:and in 4 years, it shall return to the earth....lol

   

Paint the clear satin real good then hit it with some scotch brite pads. To me there's a line where the patina crosses and it's just junk. Maybe it's because I haven't had anything really nice in about 25 years. I didn't know that Reb's truck was supposed to be fake patina, I thought it was just a fade job sorta on the lines like Gene Winfield except it was in primer instead of paint due to the cost.

Who's Gene?
  

    

Probably most of the pups on here wouldn't know, I know you do. If not ask John B. He probably knows him personally.

You know I know who he is and you are right some young pups may not. I take nothing away from Gene. Not sure if I'd put my fake spray bomb tricks up saying they are close to a Winfield Fade. If that's the case Gene better get a new job.

It'll take a long time for those heavy steel fenders and panels to wither to "dust".

Honda wouldn't last that long.....lol

That guy wanted top take a picture with the famous John Howard. It's nice of you to help him out John.   

COE work continues....Welded up front window area that was rusted away, used pieces from the GMC donor truck, Tom Ratliff and I installed the new Tinted rear window and new rubber....smoothing out the insides a bit before I install the new front tinted window and all new tinted side glass as well.....look close in the last picture, you can see missing channel in front window....due to rust..

All side glass in with new Anti Rattle kits and Vent Rubbers, Stainless Division Bars....and Tinted Glass.....New Windshield....

Looking awesome! Nice work.

Later,

Lee

That sure is some pretty glass!

even on my Birthday.....still working.....

Now I know what my Grandpa meant about putting the carriage in front of the horse!

Nifty!

Later,

Lee