A little light entertainment: 1939 Ford 1 ton Utility restoration

[jack neville]

Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

This chap in QLD ? has restored a 41 model

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Did that one depart for foreign shores?

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by jack neville

Did that one depart for foreign shores?

Don't know. You would have to ask somebody like Danny Stanton.

[jack neville]

Both rear body side panels have been largely formed up. I will leave the trimming of the top corners till later, and the same with the bottom rear corners.

[jack neville]

Still waiting on parts to be sandblasted and new timber for the rear so in the meantime I will dress up some timber for the front windscreen top section of the cabin hood. This is a crappy job that requires a lot of carving and fitting and carving and fitting to get the two pieces to fit the top of the windscreen just right. I have the remains of the original as a pattern but it is badly weathered and warped out of original shape but it is a clue.

[jack neville]

I got one side pretty close and sitting neat on the top of the windscreen frame. Once I finish the other side I can work on joining them in the middle.

[jack neville]

One of these makes for easy carving.

[Wayne Hingley]

Wow... that’s cool. Hadn’t seen one of those before.

Your progress is coming along nicely Jack. I enjoy watching you work your magic.

[Lionelgee]

Originally Posted by jack neville

One of these makes for easy carving.

Hello Jack,

Is that disk called an "arbotech" or something like that?

Kind regards
Lionel