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[Closed] (PICS) '35 Ford Custom Rod demonstrates the fender difference from 1936

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(@clifford-read)
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(PICS) '35 Ford Custom Rod demonstrates the fender difference from 1936

I built this Caddy powered '35 Ford rod many years ago, grafting the front clip from a cheap diecast '35 sedan delivery promo onto an FM '36 roadster, but with the discussion between the '35 and '36 this shows some comparison between the fender shapes .

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(@Galen Laird)
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Amazing talent.... great job!



   
(@perrone1)
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+1; amazing skills!



   
(@pete-rovero)
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Beautiful rod and detailed to perfection!



   
(@Don Quashne)
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Well done sir



   
Geoff Jowett
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master craftsman!



   
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Looks like ...

the "cheap diecast '35 sedan delivery promo" got the fenders right, DM didn't ...

Great built Cliff!



   
Tim Kubiak
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Nice work! I really like the colors!



   
Frank Kocour
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I agree with everyone.



   
(@evan-morgan)
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Beautiful work.



   
(@Randall Carlisle)
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Super great work! Nice model.



   
John Merritt
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I never noticed the difference before. That is an amazing model, brilliant work.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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