I'll see how i go with the photo's . I bought a 35 3 window coupe rolling body about 18 months ago Down in Tennessee . It had no floor and was very rough So we carted it back up to Indianapolis & cut it up & shipped it back to Australia . We also bought a 36 Sedan out of Ann Arbour Michigan . Nice original car . I think it was an old police car at one time . Nice front sheetmetal , no running gear , & reasonable floor pans , back to the right hand rear edge , wheel arches & right rockers . I'll be building a resto rod with dropped axle , '38 -221 flathead & a '39 box . Right hand drive . My son & myself stripped the sedan out & Un-picked the factory roof join & put the 35 back section on . To date it's taken about 3 months . I've used most of the sedan door sections to salvage the coupe doors . & this is where i'm at to date with it . Enjoy .
Great to see another 35/36 3Window project, you guys are so dedicated, starting with rough projects. Bob
Nah sorry . no chop . I got 2 chopped cars now . I really love the roof line as it is . But that's my own personal preferance
If you ever lean towards a name for your car I think "Topnotch" would be a fitting moniker. Nice save. I Like what you're doing.
Maybe that's where my ole' 3 window went ! last seen in Naperville ,IL 1968/69, gray, mostly Corvette 283, stock running gear(4.44 rear).
One of my favorite fat cars . My buddy had one years ago , it was a nice car . Only issue was someone filled the roof with a flat piece of sheet metal . A donor top would have made it as sweet as apple pie .
Hi there . Thats not an F100 . Thats my FG Ford Falcon Utility .They don't have a chassis . More of a Uni body .
Hi there . Thats not an F100 . Thats my FG Ford Falcon Utility .They don't have a chassis . More of a Uni body .