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Thanks! Yes I'd like to see your roadster. Please try and send some photos to coldstreamrodshop@gmail.com Happy new year and all the best to you as well!

Hi Daniel! Thanks! Yes we've had it 4 years now. Hope you're doing well!

Thanks for the kind words! Happy new year to you too!

Very happy to hear that our experience fixing our fenders is helping you with yours. Thanks for watching!

Very happy to hear that our experience fixing our fenders is helping you with yours. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Would you send me an email at coldstreamrodshop@gmail.com I'll then forward you Tony's contact information for the coupes

I know a Melanson in NS into 1932 sedans. A lot of these cars change hands. It's more than possible that your car is still on the road. We just picked up a 32 5 window body that came from new Brunswick for all I know that could be it. They really didn't build that many and not many survived here.

Ok thanks. These were given to me by a guy in a junkyard and were covered I burnt plastic. I picked away at them every day or so till I cleaned them up. I have some that you use with pliers too but I really like the ones with the wing nuts.

Yes I had to start using them all of the time about a year ago. I always had them but didn't use them much. I pinched a nerve in my right knee last year from working on my knees on the concrete without them, not good. I use the knee pads whenever I kneel down now. Next goal is to not kneel down as much and to bring the work up to me, this will be a little more difficult.

Do you have a Brookville body or an original? This body had three spacers between the passenger side station and the body to widen the windshield posts. I didn't install this windshield. On the camera ladies roadster body I had to open the holes up in the body to lower the stations so that the windshield posts would open up some. It's possible that you may have to do the opposite to shift the stations up to close the gap.

@ I have a brookeville body

I've used POR15 and I'm going to try Eastwood's rust encapsulator next. I'll check and see if I can get rust mort for the next time.

Rust Mort is a liquid. You spray it on let it set then wash it off. Stops the surface rust so you don't have to go back and clean the rust off again, saves time.

Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!

Tom would you message me on Instagram DM, Facebook Messenger or send me an email to coldstreamrodshop@gmail.com I'll then forward you their contact information

Wow those are very kind words! Thanks! Thanks for watching me have fun!

Thanks and happy new year to you as well!

Thank you, happy new year and all the best to you in the new year! Thanks for watching!

I didn't think it would be for sale either but I think he has his eye on another better deal if he can move some of these along.

Thanks for watching! Happy new year and all the best!

Howdie were ya located mind me asking get cold ther here today minus 33 tomorrow 40 without the wind minus 52 enjoy your day

Yes the Moncton coupe is a very solid project for sure!

Yes the Moncton coupe is a very solid project for sure!

Geof, hopefully you'll be well soon! Thanks for watching this year. All the best in the new year! We're going to keep it going for a while yet, as long as the work lasts anyways.

Geof. You’re not on your own. Most of my family has been unwell. My daughters 18 month year old had to go the doctors Monday. It’s been so wet. Let’s hope for a much better 2025.

They're from EMS Automotive in Detroit Michigan.

Hi, thanks. We're booked up pretty solid for most of this year. If you want to send us a message on our Coldstream Rod Shop Instagram DM or on Facebook Messenger of what you're looking to have done, we can talk.

Thanks for watching and the kind words. We're having fun working on these projects.

Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year!

I'm not sure yet to be honest. I've been talking with the owner and he hasn't decided yet to stick with the original frame and modify it or get a late model chassis and put that in it.

Thanks! Happy new year to you as well!

Merry Christmas and all the best to you and yours in the new year! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Merry Christmas to you as well and all the best in the new year!

Thanks! Merry Christmas and happy new year to you!

Sorry we ran out of time and didn't make the battery box yet. We still have to make one for it. It will get done when it comes back from paint. Lots more to do on this one.

Merry Christmas to you as well! Thanks for watching!

@@coldstreamrodshop you always have interesting content without having to watch you weld or grind or file... lol!

I would hazard a guess that you probably have forgotten more than I'll ever know about body work and painting if you've been at it since the 60's! The only advice I can offer about metal working is just try it and keep trying, you'll learn from every piece you make even if it's not what to do. There's some really good step by step RUclipsrs out there that will help. Lazze metal work and Make it Kustom are 2 I like. Thanks for watching!

It was the best known American made cast axle you can buy. It was serialized fortunately so they were able to trace the manufacturing history. They replaced it and the other damaged parts. It was not a no name chinese axle.

Tim, many thanks. Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you as well!

Both roadster chassis we are working on now are from Brookville roadster. We bought the perimeter frames from them which are basically boxed frames with front, center and rear cross members but no other brackets. I like to start with this and then put the rest on myself.

Thanks for the kind words. I think our philosophy of no drama may limit us but that's the way we are. The headers on the flathead came from Speedway I believe.

Merry Christmas to you too!

Hi Rick, thanks for watching and writing to us. The "camera lady" is my wife. She is extremely camera shy and insists on not calling her by name. She is the one though that deserves all of credit for the channel and all the posts on Facebook and Instagram and of course keeping everything in order. The roadster chassis with the y block motor is hers. The body for it is in our other building for now. The burgundy chassis with the black roadster body belongs to a friend and his wife's name is Brenda so we call that one Brenda's roadster. There is a 3rd roadster and chassis in the other building too that will be worked on next year that belongs to the same person that owns the 58 F100 cab I worked on. Unfortunately a lot of people I work with don't want to be highlighted on the channel or be named. Some are ok with it. I admit I prefer to work on 28-34 Fords but I will work on other cars too. There's more coming next year.

Yes it is a tilt. I don't know what brand it is as it was supplied by the owner. It's not an Ididit or flaming river for sure. There's no label on the box.

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Yes this is a Brookville Roadster body. It's an early one though. This body was stored for over 15 years before this project started.