ford34
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Enjooy my Metalwork, My tradwas in Woodwork. current Build 1934 Ford Sports Coupe, and my Rob Roy
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Post by ford34 on Aug 1, 2020 15:23:53 GMT
Hello to everyone, I`m Stan and on the recomendation of a respected fellow member rrmrd66 to Join - -I have.. been involved in woodworking all my life, but also enjoy my metalwork, there seems to be oportunity to utilise space involving Metawork so much easier than Woodwork. On the wood side you need the space, lots of Machinery and it makes mess like no tomorrow. On the Metalwork side its easy to pop into a space and do and odd hour. Currently Buliding and making a 1934 Ford Sports Coupe5W V8 obviouisly. And workshop wise a Rob Roy 31/2" Gauge. Always thinking I need a bench milling machine or a small one, --who knows one day. Stan
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JonL
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Post by JonL on Aug 1, 2020 19:26:21 GMT
Welcome Stan, nice to meet you. Where in the world are you?
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ford34
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Enjooy my Metalwork, My tradwas in Woodwork. current Build 1934 Ford Sports Coupe, and my Rob Roy
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Post by ford34 on Aug 2, 2020 9:21:27 GMT
United Kingdom, near to Newcastle Upon Tyne, out East -- near the Coast, Cramington, Northumberland.Stunning scenery, Beaches to die for, could do with a regular supply of Sunshine though.
Stan
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JonL
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Post by JonL on Aug 2, 2020 9:41:51 GMT
I love the shape of the '34 Ford. I think ZZTops eliminator was around the same era (if not that model year) and I remember as a kid thinking it was one of the most awesome cars I'd seen.
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Post by uuu on Aug 2, 2020 11:25:50 GMT
I've just looked up pictures of some 34 Fords. Lots of scope - I like the five windows too.
Wilf
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