Last saturday we finally got my wagon painted. We painted the hood, bumpers and grille parts separately.
Sunday morning, I went to the shop and unmasked everything, loaded the bumpers and grill parts into the wagon, and decided to take it home. I left my hood there because it wouldn't fit in the car and I couldn't bolt it on by myself.
Sunday evening I received a phone call from my boss only to discover this;
Yep, The people that were renting the front of the building had a thrift store. It caught on fire.
The overhead door in the lower right of the picture is the door to the shop.........
Bye bye hood! Everything inside was a total loss.
16 customer cars, one was an $89,000 30's ford sedan hotrod that was in the transmission shop that was also in the building.
Long story short, anyone know where there is a 1956 stude wagon hood? Or what else will fit it?
I am thankful that I got the car out a day earlier than I had planned!
Sunday morning, I went to the shop and unmasked everything, loaded the bumpers and grill parts into the wagon, and decided to take it home. I left my hood there because it wouldn't fit in the car and I couldn't bolt it on by myself.
Sunday evening I received a phone call from my boss only to discover this;
Yep, The people that were renting the front of the building had a thrift store. It caught on fire.
The overhead door in the lower right of the picture is the door to the shop.........
Bye bye hood! Everything inside was a total loss.
16 customer cars, one was an $89,000 30's ford sedan hotrod that was in the transmission shop that was also in the building.
Long story short, anyone know where there is a 1956 stude wagon hood? Or what else will fit it?
I am thankful that I got the car out a day earlier than I had planned!
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