Barry Mazza 1946 Ford Custom Project
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From Barry…
“After cutting a hunk of Lexan for the hole….Iam thinking I need more tail light area…???
Think I’ll enlarge….”
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Going back looking at the chopped one sitting next to the stock one imo you nailed it. Is the light going to sit flush or will there be some sort of molding around it?
Brian,
Barry mentioned the headlights will be slightly recessed, around an quarter of an inch.
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Right but I’m just having a little trouble envisioning the taillights with the paper surrounding the lexan, I guess thats what seperates guys like Barry and my buddy Mark and other builders who really know their stuff seeing it before its even on paper so to speak. I’m more of a visual guy myself when it comes to this stuff but when it comes to the mechanical side of it, thats my bag
Barry send me these new pictures a little while ago with the question not to share them yet. He rather wanted to wait sharing the painted photos until it is all rubbed out and all the chrome and glass installed. BUT… Barry could not wait any longer and had to share one of the color photos… so he also gave me the green light to share them here on the CCC.
Tada….
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Outstanding!, can’t wait to see it out in the daylight with all the chrome. What especially inspirational to me is that Barry’s shop is pretty much like most of us have no high dollar facility with every new fangled gadget. True showing of his talent
From Barry…
“Got the grill and headlights wired in.
Lots Still to do”
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From Barry…
“Cut out a slice on the floor to allow seat to go low as I need..
55 Ford business coupe seat.”
“Finally… seat track cut down..new attach points and all most there.”
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From Barry…
“Oh..I know it’s boooooring..but lots of labor cutting up seat and keeping slide track…so that’s it.
Got to find a thread man local.”
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