Projects 34 ford 3 window built from 2 door sedan

Heres my 500$ 1934 ford sedan that will be converted into a radically chopped 3 window .....thanks Mr Gene. I just started to learn gas welding so this will be the perfect project to learn on. Feel free to give advice or tips

 

A little progress

 

Tough part will be the belt line that wraps around to the panel above the deck lid

 

Passenger side

 

Neat!

 

Now this I wanna see! (Becaus I have half a 2dr sedan sitting in my shop destined to be a chopped 3window!)

 

go blindowl go !
townie uses '35-'37 truck stuff to build door tops... HIH...

 

Pretty rad!


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Yes , i herd that they work

 

I'll be following along on this. Looks like a great start

 

'35 trucks doors used a garnish moulding, '36 -'37 trucks had the garnish stamped into the door's inner skin...

 

Cool! I'll be following. You got a great deal for 5 bills!
A lot of your work will be making the turret of the roof look Coupe like-leaning it and taking the "bubble but" out of the Sedan shape, but you know this from your 5/w conversion.
Door frame shape and Sedan rear window shape won't be such an issue with a severe chop.

 

Right on.Been saving parts for this same project..The right man for the Job!

 

Love these builds. Thanks for the posts.

 

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Looking' good...

 

COOL Watching!

 

Signed up for the ride and am popping the corn. So let the show start..

 

These are the best threads on the HAMB

 

Steve's auto sells an love the deck lid panel.
Watcha doin for quarters and door tops??

 

If needed the beadwork between the rear window panel and the panel above the deck is the same for '33 - '34 coupes and '35-'36 trunkbacks... Is a little short but you can add length to the flat section... it converts the vertical window to the horizontal trunk panel...
also a '35 - '36 truck's roof above the w/s from hinge to hinge will patch a '33 - '34 sedan / coupe... HIH... go blindowl go !

 

Sloppy jalopies, I find your knowledge of early Ford's seemingly limitless.
I wish I could hang out in your garage...

 

Looks like a good build to follow, clean all the to be welded areas before you fire up the torch. There was no MIG or TIG in the old days.Bob

 

Digging this build as well . !!!
Looking forward to seeing its progress
as the transformation takes place.

Hey Dennis, pass that popcorn on over. .

 

Very exciting!

 

I am Impressed with Your Vision.....Build it blindowl

 

This quarter panel should help out big time. Now i have to find the passenger side.

 

window to the horizontal trunk panel...
also a '35 - '36 truck's

This is great stuff to know. Thank you