1948 Ford COE

[tpmetal]

Hi, my name is Tom and am currently working on restoring a 48 Ford COE. I posted pictures in album. I can use any input out there.

[Joe Hartson]

Tom, welcome and thanks for the introduction. There comes a time when you have to work on your own stuff. Looking forward to seeing some pictures of your projects. Thanks for joining us.

[HEATNBEAT]

Welcome to Allmetalshaping Tom!

[tpmetal]

Thanks for the welcome, looking forward to exchanging thoughts and views.

[David Gardiner]

Hi Tom, welcome to the site. I like the sound of your projects. are you restoring or building a rod from the 'T'?

David

[Peter Tommasini]

Hi, Tom, welcome to the site. Look forward to photos of the Ford,Peter

[tpmetal]

Originally Posted by David Gardiner

Hi Tom, welcome to the site. I like the sound of your projects. are you restoring or building a rod from the 'T'?

David

Hi David, thankyou for the welcome I am building a rod from the T for I only have the
body and sheet metal.still working on photos

[tpmetal]

Originally Posted by Peter Tommasini

Hi, Tom, welcome to the site. Look forward to photos of the Ford,Peter

Peter, thank you sir, For the welcome. Photos are still comming!

[David Gardiner]

Originally Posted by tpmetal

Hi David, thankyou for the welcome I am building a rod from the T for I only have the
body and sheet metal.still working on photos

I look forward to seeing what you start with and what you do with it.

I have just started to build myself a 27 T hot rod. it will be flathead powered and on a deuce chassis. There is a fairly strong following of early style hot rods here in the UK.

David

[Dutch Comstock]

Tom, I am a cabover lover and ford truck person. i Have a 56 cab over about half done. The cab is stretched and a third door is added on the right side and I installed a big back window. I have an econoline f-350 V10 chassis for it. Dutch