Uplifting Detail

[imported_turbomangt]

Here is a pic of a 1931 Model "A" Ford I detailed today. I have a renewed respect for Ford products after working on this car, made 30 years before I was born. The parts are simple yet precise. Mechanical parts fit perfectly. The car was on a lift and the owner wanted the under carriage spotless. I might put a lift in my shop, makes detailing easier on the old bones.

[ZaneO]

Awesome! What did you use to clean the undercarriage?

[imported_AcuraCl1]

That looks clean

[imported_turbomangt]

Auto Magic #713, Ardex "OK" solvent, some degreaser, and LOTS of shop rags.

[Corey Bit Spank]

NICE! How cool is that. Definitely something different from what`s posted on here. AWESOME!!

[mnbv]

after I detail EVERYTHING else with my car, how would I go about cleaning the underbody? (not to say it is not importent)

[Scottwax]

I`d wager the majority of Autopians would say that is even cooler than the `69 Dodge Dart Swinger I detailed on Saturday! Really neat car too! The oldest one I have detailed is a 1948 Chevy Coupe that was tubbed, etc; definitely not original like the one you did. I prefer original when it comes to older cars.



Got any more pics?

[chris0626]

Oh, wow! Gorgeous car, and looks like you got her shining beautifully. Love that photograph of (you?) working on the undercarriage -- great piece of photography! :up