Re: Paul l's 63 Fury

[Paul L <pjlenn@xxxxxxxxx>]

The hand fab was as easy as opening my wallet. ;-)  I was able to
purchase the rear wheel opening patches.  I bought two for each side
one for the outer skin and one for the wheel tub.  Also able to buy
the lower rear quarter for behind the rear wheel and the lower rear
"dogleg" for the front fenders.  Everything else was hand fabbed.  I
had a really talented young guy who is a friend of my son do all of
the body work.  He works in his garage and has only an anvil and maybe
a brake to shape metal.

Paul L.
63 Sport Fury
440/727

On Dec 11, 5:39 pm, Donald Gallimore <dongallim...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Impressive work.
>
> Going thourgh your pictures there were quite a few metal patches.  I know that
> some of these can be purchased.  However, I don't think you can get half of
> those.  Did you do a lot of fabrications?  The hood hinge area, as an example?
> Is the hand fabrication as difficult as I think? Is it a lot less difficult to
> an experienced sheet metal man?
>
> Akron Don Gallimore

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