1949 Fargo Truck Restoration Update

You can bet your life that the only [person who will notice the uneven gap in the bonnet will be you. The rest of us will be standing around gobsmacked by the great resto you've done.

Max

Wow its looking better with every new picture, great work.

Maybe best way to decide on the colour is paint one black first and then see what it looks like you can always rub it back and re paint it.

Trevor

lovely work and an absolute credit to all you guys who put yourself through it all

the bonnet gap, to me,will add character.... to how they originally left the factory, as it is amazing what they all got away with, and was accepted....cheers

WOW!!!!!! Looking awesome Max - Black on white would look stunning I reckon!

1000% on factory standards - a concourse truck Max!!
Love ya work!

A bloody amazing job, please dont park next to mine at Sandown.

Please don't park in the same state as mine, Max.

HI All. Well interior now is ready to be trimmed. Fitted the front guards and apron over the last couple of weekends, have fitted h4 conversion headlamps with park lights also fitted, and will covert original top of guard park lights to indicators. Will all still look original but being practical driving in todays traffic.

Cheers, Max

Absolutely stunning Max. I like your thinking with the lights [smiley=thumbsup.gif] conversion too

HI All. Well interior now is ready to be trimmed. Fitted the front guards and apron over the last couple of weekends, have fitted h4 conversion headlamps with park lights also fitted, and will covert original top of guard park lights to indicators. Will all still look original but being practical driving in todays traffic.

Cheers, Max

Gettin close! And it looks absolutely awesome!
What brand are those headlamps, and how did you fit the chrome surround to them (assuming they have new housing)?

Fantastic job, look forward to seeing it on the road.

Thats a top job. I did the same with my headlights. Where the parkers were, i fitted a little orange LED behind the original lens. Works well.