The Ford Barn

Django · 12-17-2010, 12:11 PM

Hi Ken. Thanks. The worst part is I feel I am more obsessed than ever and yet all my Fords are 3 hours away, with only my 2 Chevys in the garage to tinker with!

Going well. My cousin has just about gotten the cabriolet body just about ready to go on the '37 chassis. My "rebuilt '41" turned out to be a decades old rebuilt '45. So we bought a running "'40" which turned out to be a '38. Kinda bummed about that because I really wanted a '41. But it runs well and in the end as long as it is a 24 stud, it won't really matter to anyone but me. We bought another body for the former cabriolet frame, but until we have it home, I'm not saying much more than that.

12-17-2010, 12:11 PM	#11
Django Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Forest Park, IL Posts: 590	Re: Early Ford V-8 Club of America Hi Ken. Thanks. The worst part is I feel I am more obsessed than ever and yet all my Fords are 3 hours away, with only my 2 Chevys in the garage to tinker with! Going well. My cousin has just about gotten the cabriolet body just about ready to go on the '37 chassis. My "rebuilt '41" turned out to be a decades old rebuilt '45. So we bought a running "'40" which turned out to be a '38. Kinda bummed about that because I really wanted a '41. But it runs well and in the end as long as it is a 24 stud, it won't really matter to anyone but me. We bought another body for the former cabriolet frame, but until we have it home, I'm not saying much more than that. __________________ Obsessed with all things 1936 Ford since birth... thanks Dad.