Shoebox Ford w/ Carson Top -- Got pics?

Anyone have any photos of a Shoebox Ford w/ Carson Top?

I know Winfield makes 'em out of fiberglass. Anyone seen one set up like this or have any photos?

Thanks in advance for sharing.

 

Here's a few from the Tex Smith book...

 

In all due respect, Tex Smith is the only authority I've ever seen that lumped 1952-1954 Fords in with the "Shoeboxes".

They're called "Shoeboxes" because they're the first popular cars that were slab-sided, no more "fat fenders" sticking out of the body.
Okay, okay, you MIGHT be able to get away with calling the 1955-1957 Chevys "shoe-boxes", since that was when Chevy finally shed the bulbous rear fender, but if you just said "Shoebox" without a manufacturer, you gotta mean 1949-1951 Fords.

Here's everything I could find on all Shoeboxe customs, courtesy of the Rikster:

http://public.fotki.com/Rikster/11_...like/ford_custom_cars/49-51_ford_custom_cars/

 

I have a 50 with a Carson. I do not have a picture I can post yet, but if you still want I will.

I also own a Winfield fiberglass one. It has an additional peice so it will work on 53 and 54 as well. I can get pictures of it as well if interested still.

 

Sent you a PM w/ some questions. Let's see your pics, please.

 

Here is a Barris.

 

Chuck DeWitt's Barris built 50 Ford is the shoebox Ford that sets
the bar for what a chopped convertible should look like. The perfect profile!
Mick

 

carson top your ride slammy, say it aint so.. chop it..

 

Nah wack that top off...we are in Cali and a covertable is the way to go. be original with a not so unique car. Chops are everywhere but a bitchin carson top is different.

 

Car without top on. I will take a picture of it with it on and post.