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alloy front end build
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front end 2.jpg front end 3.jpg front end 4.jpg front end 5.jpg front end 6.jpg front end 7.jpg front end 8.jpg front end 9.jpg |
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Great work, interesting to see how you laid it out.
Thanks for posting.
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Dave Deyton |
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Nice work, Ron. Something special about those Morgans.
Interesting how the classic designs are a clever combination of basic shapes.
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Richard K |
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Beautiful work Ron! I have a set of new factory hood panels I'm fitting and wire edging for one of those now.
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Tim Young @ www.irrationalmetalworks.com |
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thanks fellas,
Tim back in the late 1990's I would make hoods 4 or 5 set's at a time My plan for this car is a Super Sport style hood with the Weber carb scoop although with the Rover engine you don't need it. I just like the look. hoods frt view.JPG |
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That's a great looking hood Ron! I had never worked on a Morgan in my life, and 2 years ago a customer brought in a 33 super sport he was building, and I had the privilege to build a whole new body for it. Never had seen one of these cool old 3 wheelers! Now there are a few Morgan guys coming around!
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Tim Young @ www.irrationalmetalworks.com |
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Thanks Ron for posting the pictures. I always enjoy seeing what you are working on and how you go about it. Beautiful work, Dan
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Dan Shady |
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Then on to the front.
I have a used set of steel ones that are to be repaired. I can profile off of them to do the alloy ones frt fender section 1.jpg frt fender section 2.jpg |
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I got a little time to work on the hoods since I last posted to this thread. Still need to weld in the scoop. Then the only remaining alloy body fabricating are the front wings.. Maybe over the next few months. Ron |
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