Did Ford make an A Model 3W Coupe?

My 3 window tribute to the original prototypes. Definitely a hotrodded tribute but inspired by the slant window prototype

 

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@DylanHill1931 id love to see more of that and how you went about it!

 

I know this is an old thread but could you clarify something for me? It pertains to the Model B engine... did the head have a B cast into it? I had a Model "B" engine with a C cast into the head as was under the impression this was a "33-34 engine and the C stood for commercial. Thanks.

 

I've seen some reports that factory replacement cylinder heads made clear up into the late 30's had the C marking. This would make sense as the last version that was in production would normally be the one that they would continue making as a replacement part. Also regarding the 3 window, I've always been under the impression that it was actually developed as the prototype for the 32 rather than being seriously considered as an addition to the A line. The 32 3 windows were built by Budd, who also made the late 1931 steel top pickup cabs so it's probably pretty safe to assume that Budd was doing all of the all-steel top bodies at that point. I would bet that those 3 window prototypes were built by Budd.