1932 Ford 3 Window Coupe Interior Project is Finished

[@kevinarmstrong3125]

You're a man of many talents.....

[@tomwilkinson2184]

Very Nice work Derick, Thanks for sharing this video, your work is amazing!!

[@geofo60]

Both yourself & the camera lady should be very proud of your work. It's great to see the hobby I've been involved in for almost 50 years is in good hands. Look forward to your next video. Geoff 🇬🇧

[@Bigskyguy56]

Derek, Always good content and building cars the way we used to do it. The D.I.Y. way. The interior came out great and your pinstriping is the way it was years ago. Thanks for sharing & looking forward to your next video. Rick

[@tintat2]

It came out great Derek--looks excellent!~

[@johns9993]

Looks good Derek ! The bendable panels looks like they are a great thing to use for curves upholstery interior pieces ! It's like putting a interior in a boat lots of curves no flat areas. Sign board that's plastic and like corrugated card board ( lots around at election time LOL} good for flat panels and does bend a little ! Like the pin stripping , what kind of paint do you use ? GREAT Job to you and Ronda well done !!!

[@martyscncgarage5275]

Nicely done! We have a small walking foot sewing machine well likely give it a go.

[@johnkelly6942]

Getting close to finishing my ‘32 3 window coupe hot rod. My project used a 30 year Wescott Auto Restyling fiberglass (unchopped) body so have been following the upholstery work you’ve been doing to give me some idea how to approach my interior. Nicely done, very helpful!

[@coldstreamrodshop]

Glad we could help!

[@petersmith1076]

I would have enjoyed more on the pinstriping. Gr8 job on the upholstery. I've only got my passenger seat to go. Thanks for sharing.

[@coldstreamrodshop]

Not that confident yet on the pinstriping, it's hard enough to keep a steady hand when no one is watching let alone on camera. I'll try to show more next time! It's all practice and muscle memory and loading the brush with the right amount of paint. Practice on a piece of glass, wipe it clean and do it again. That's the best piece of advice I was given.

[@petersmith1076]

I will try that thanks