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#153859 10/07/09 04:51 AM
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..a hard one for you guys???just trying to figure out..where the wood finishes along the chassis then kicks up...from the front of cowl its straight till where its been cut +was turned into a paddock basher.....I have no remainders to go by+cannot find any more info..[elsewhere] no manuals....note that I'm in aust...the car is a 1935 chev roadster..standard...holden body...[not many around].was thinking to replace the wood to the rear arch of the rear wheels just to get a start on mock up..then cut when I figure it out???.any comments welcome.....
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the wood sills stops just as the frame starts ramping up for the rear wheels. you need enough matl to support and close out the metal floor as it comes around the inner fender. That will also give you the wood area to attach the metal gusset for the b-pillar. I have a picture of mine in that area if you email me at tdowling@charter.net I will attach it.

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Dave
The Chev is looking good. I can not advise you on the woodwork as mine is all steel framed cab with a few small wooden pieces for lining attachment. The doors though "were" wood framed until I got at them.
Tony


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Hi Dave,
Have just registered and noticed your message. Do you still need help with your woodwork? I have been restoring a 34 sedan from the ground up and have replaced all of the timber; I would think that the rails should be similar to the roadster. Can send you sketches etc., if you think it could help. Do you have an email address?

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hey shana........sorta ???got a handle on it,but any other info would be good..email at
davegilmore@iname.com
thanks......dave......
edit...just noticed you were in aust!!!so that would be very helpful!!!!

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Hi there
Just catching up on some posts from last year!
I have what I was told is a 1933 eagle roadster.
I'm looking for wood for mine too.... and the back panel and dickie seat.
I am in Brisbane - noticed you are on the coast.
We can swap emails and info if you want....
russellcarswell@yahoo.com.au
and I will send some photos of my project too.
Russ

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