Joe, I am impressed. Obviously the path taken beats the crap out of my method. Lesson learned!!!

Randy

looks beautiful. I cant help but wonder about the glass? will you be able to use factory door glass slid down, or will you have glass cut?

Outstanding work on the door, Joe!

that door is lookin great!

The hood looks awesome on there, but I have a ?

The windshield framework looks great and it looks to be finished? Is the one extra piece I see staying? If so, that's an awesome idea!

Also, the door is looking great.

That would make a sweet mold......
Do it got factory underside and bolt to hinges?
Thats going to look nice joe
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Thanks Guys the hood is bitchin !
Heavy the under side frame came lose , It sags in the midle to fix it quick i installed a rubber bumper .



Today i took an old hood and pulled the skin off. I'm going to take the inner frame and send it out to be media blasted .
Then i'll use a special bonding agent to hold the fiber glass to the metal frame . I'll take apart the J & J hood and afix the fiber glass skin to the metal frame ...
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Looks good,a buddy of mine just did same ting bonding metal inner to glass hood,used that body panel adhesive stuff,the quick set stuff,im in progress of makin a glass inner for the gullwings,just not sure on glassin them together or bondin them.......

Thanks Joe ... I think ..lol

Thank you Relaxed

Thanks Dave

Thanks Randy ,
It was Bob's idea