I wanted to show you all how much two hours gets you in my shop. How much bang for the buck can you get?

This is the door eyebrow on a client's 1959 Caravanner. It is beat up and very unsightly. I do not know about you, but the first place my eye goes when I see an Airstream is right to this location. A change needed to be made, but these eyebrows are not made any more. Except, I know how to fabricate them, so they are made today.


I got out the shears, the bead roller, and my hand brake. Some 2024 T-0 and a couple of hours later, we had a nice new eye brow.
Frank, my eye went straight to that unique outside light.
ReplyDeleteDoug
The new eyebrow looks great, but I have to agree with Doug.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the PO installed the bulb to draw attention away from the eyebrow...
Tom