1935 Miller-Ford Indy 500 Race Car
Home Page: Rick Eggers
Cape Coral, FL, USA
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The hood is done. I used some stainless steel tool box type latches to hold it down. They're not quite the right look for the Miller, but It's the closest thing I could find.
Next will be final fitment of all the panels and attachment to the skeleton, after the frame and skeleton are painted.
Then it's on to fiberglass for the nose and tail. Oh fun.
I'm so looking forward to finishing the body work and paint so I can assemble everything that I have made. Just a few more months.
Next will be final fitment of all the panels and attachment to the skeleton, after the frame and skeleton are painted.
Then it's on to fiberglass for the nose and tail. Oh fun.
I'm so looking forward to finishing the body work and paint so I can assemble everything that I have made. Just a few more months.
Body panels 016
Body panels 017
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