How to Fill a Fiberglass Firewall

How to Fill a ’Glass Firewall

JOHN GILBERT

Every builder in the customizing business has a knack. Whether they’re known or unknown, they’ll add their unique touch to set a car apart from the crowd. Somewhere along the way, identifiable styling cues will give away whose hand touched it. In the example of Harold’s Hot Rod Shop, based in Enid, Oklahoma, all one must do is lift the hood and look for a shaved firewall where ordinarily a bulky factory air conditioner would be. For components like brakes, frames, or powertrain options, Harold’s Hot Rod Shop looks to a few select suppliers, but when it comes to air conditioning, Harold’s singular choice is always Vintage Air. To equip a custom-installed air conditioning system, Harold’s begins at the engine with a Vintage Air Front Runner serpentine belt accessory drive.…

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Modern Rodding (Digital) - 1 Issue, Volume 5, Issue 51 - December 2024

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