1932 ford coupe doors

Hey there, I was just wondering if anyone has shortened up a tudor door for a coupe and in there is any differenced other than length. looks like it would work. thanks

 

It can probably be done...but a lot of work. HRP

 

a 4 door sedan door may be easier to fit.

 

I sold a pair of 4 dr front doors to a fella who converted them for his 5 window, said they worked good? Have you looked at the new doors from UPAC?

 

I'd think it would be better to sell off the Tudor doors, buy some really nice fordor fronts, and trim those to fit. Invest the leftover cash in some grinding discs.

OR check out brand new metal doors from UPAC, like he said.

 

Do't ruin a set of tudor doors

 

Just lengthen the rest of the car. Give yourself more interior space.

 

They are pretty pricy...$2099.97 plus a $9.50 shipping,,,each,,,HRP

 

Isn't that what Loudpedal did with the "Green Grenade" model A coupe?

 

Thanks for the feedback, I have seen the new doors and that may be a good option, MY car laid on its driver side, the passenger side is pretty nice. I will do more diggin. thanks

 

this is my start

 

judging from only what I can see in your pic, those doors look usable. seen much worse repaired

 

Looks like a good one.

 

You can re skin that door for a lot less than a new one. It doesn't look that bad. If you had to buy a new one, the price is reasonable. You couldn't begin to make one for that price. Looks like a great piece to start with. Can't wait to see it when done!

 

there is about a 3/16 difference in 4 dr doors. there are shorter than 5w coupe

 

It looks like a great start to me, and yes that door does look fixable. Good luck...
Sam

 

That is correct. I've got them on my 5W.

 

They are pretty pricy...$2099.97 plus a $9.50 shipping,,,each,,,HRP

At $2,100. each with FREE shipping, they might move more. Bob

 

I agree with the others. You can fix that door. Re-skin it and you can even lead the thin parts at the pillars or fabricate new ones. If you chop it you have less metal to replace...