1936 Truck - Radiator Shell

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The grille shell needed a lot of massaging in order for the hood to fit dead on. As seen Bob sliced the edges to bring it in and down. He also welded a bead to the very edge to close up the gap to the hood.

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Ground and ready our gaps are starting to take on our standard 3/16th fit.

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Straight and true we wanted the grill shell to look right vertically also.

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After we got it to line up and gap out properly we removed it to block sand and are ready to hi build.

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As seen we did not hi build the center bars. We will apply 2 thin coats of primer near the end of the preparation on this area.