HomeMade Fan Shroud
By suggestion I'm posting this pic of the wooden fan shroud I just finished. It is a one-off for my '65 Dart. Did I say "wood", yes I did. If it looks like anything a do-it-yourselfer might be interested in I will at a future date post pics of it with a tape measure. The side pieces are 1/2" birch cabinet plywood and the other pieces are 1/8" and 3/16" modeling plywood. Initial construction was tacked with carpenters wood glue while the real structual strength comes from 2 to 1 boatbuilders epoxy with additives for the coving.
If there is enough interest I will ....what I gonna do...I'll make up some kind of pic tutorial and work permitting be available for e-mail explanations.
I'll watch this post for interest. I just finished it tonight and haven't installed it yet. Have to remove upper hose 'cause when designing this dummy didn't take the power steering hoses into account...duh. Like I said, I just finished so any PM's may get lost in the shuffle.
SO....Whatcha think gals & guys.
By suggestion I'm posting this pic of the wooden fan shroud I just finished. It is a one-off for my '65 Dart. Did I say "wood", yes I did. If it looks like anything a do-it-yourselfer might be interested in I will at a future date post pics of it with a tape measure. The side pieces are 1/2" birch cabinet plywood and the other pieces are 1/8" and 3/16" modeling plywood. Initial construction was tacked with carpenters wood glue while the real structual strength comes from 2 to 1 boatbuilders epoxy with additives for the coving.
If there is enough interest I will ....what I gonna do...I'll make up some kind of pic tutorial and work permitting be available for e-mail explanations.
I'll watch this post for interest. I just finished it tonight and haven't installed it yet. Have to remove upper hose 'cause when designing this dummy didn't take the power steering hoses into account...duh. Like I said, I just finished so any PM's may get lost in the shuffle.
SO....Whatcha think gals & guys.