Really off road - like, in water !

[56bugdan]

Incredible! Amazing dedication to a project and the outcome is just plain Awesome! And to think, most people that start kit cars never finish them because they lose interest while the parts are supplied with the kit. Can't imagine hand building and fabricating the whole car, and I love fabricating panels and parts. This is a whole different level of dedication. Enjoy it because you earned it.

[fusername]

and it took him what, 18 months? gets me every time

[hugging corners]

I thought that i knew a lot about fabrication (in amateur scale:)
...but man using wood stencils to hammer in metal shapes- brilliant
thank you for detailed pictures!
and i'm sure after this tread you will get lots of followers with soared thumbs:)

[Stray Catalyst]

This thread was enough to inspire me to hammer-form many of the parts for my split bus - but after seeing his fabrication skills, my fabrication feels like viewing the Sistine Chapel's ceilings and then trying to imitate it with finger paint.

Stray

[fusername]

well all that bricklaying really prepared him for this kind of work, you can't expect to be as good.

[Sneaks]

I'm going to have to reread this thread all over again. Not because I forgot anything but just so at the end I can scream 'I'M NOT WORTHY!!'

Completely amazing skills.

[fusername]

I have trouble lining up notches on my cage, and I have a notcher...

[Sneaks]

I have trouble spreading bondo.
I win.
Or lose.
Yeh. Lose.

[fusername]

hey spreading bondo is nothin gto scoff at! scuff yes, but spreading is hard.

[Idaho]

Well, now that you have a Doctorate in metal forming...

Stunning work, Sir.