Done with the Inner Fenders and Trunk...maybe...I think...1937 Chevy Master Deluxe Rat Rod | Part 24

[@bigblockkings1031]

I don't know but I think that's too nice for a ratrod. Excellent work sir 👏 👍

[@MarekMakes]

You are too kind sir!!

[@briankarencooper207]

Hey Marek. Hi from New Zealand. It's great watching your progress and what you're achieving with your build. I'm learning lots from your learning:) I'm just starting on a 1937 dodge sedan rat rod build so finding your show very helpful. Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to the next instalment Brian

[@MarekMakes]

Hey there!! I visited NZ once when I was about 13 …. My parents took us on a trek in the mountains… amazingly beautiful place!!!

[@thisoldhooptie]

Nice work 👍 also for the actuator, leave a hatch from the inside for when it fails. As long as you can reach the pin on one end your good to go.

[@MarekMakes]

Great idea

[@tomwilkinson2184]

😊

[@speajo]

Great progress. Question out of curiosity… do you know what the original interior (cabin and trunk) fabric was - cloth, vinyl, leather?

[@MarekMakes]

From what is left (not much of it) on the front seat was a nice velvety brown cloth

[@speajo]

@@MarekMakes how about the trunk? Carpet?

[@MarekMakes]

@@speajo trunk had nothing left when I got it except a bunch of garbage fiberglass plastered on top of rusty metal (which is why I cut it out)

[@raywallace1104]

How are you going to bolt the taillights on

[@MarekMakes]

Good question …. I had thought about leaving an access panel, but because I had cut the previous inner fender out, you can reach up from underneath the new panel to where the light bolts on