Mopar Muscle Association UK

Crikey, who skins a hood?

Obviously John does

Ivor wrote:Crikey, who skins a hood?

Obviously John does

i remember years ago when i was an apprentice panel beater , the older bloke who was teaching me , said you could get bonnet & boot lid skins , in the 50s 60 s 70s , for BMC & fords prolly others too , i said yeah ok pigs might fly etc etc , then next day he bought an old parts book in to prove me wrong , sure enough bonnet & im sure boot lid skins , sod doing a skin on a bonnet , use to kill my arms & fingers gripping a toe dolly doing doors

sorry for the mini hijack JC

awesome work John

Its unreal how they made the rear window conversion,laid over the original metal

Whats used to cover gap inside.

Thanks for pics Mr Runner & JC.

DaveB wrote:Whats used to cover gap inside.

The hardboard parcel shelf, that`s all.

Ivor wrote:Crikey, who skins a hood?

Obviously John does

Ivor....................there are,"restorations", then RESTORATIONS, then PROPER RESTORATIONS and then there are "JC RESTORATIONS"

Hello sweetie, we missed you!

The bird's coming along, great to see!

Ivor wrote:Hello sweetie, we missed you!

I got out early due to "GOOD BEHAVIOUR"..................see, you can`t get rid of me that easy






God Bless HMPS

Now it's looking like a bird

Nice work indeed.

R.RUNNER wrote:

Ivor wrote:Hello sweetie, we missed you!

I got out early due to "GOOD BEHAVIOUR"..................see, you can`t get rid of me that easy






God Bless HMPS

Andy, why would anyone want to get rid of you.

[quote="R.RUNNER"]



Hand made, "HEADLIGHT BUCKETS"...................how is that?