1935 Ford 3W Coupe...Found One!!

City
Missoula
State
MT
Damn I love these cars and never thought I'd find one sitting in 6' tall grass and under a tree. I bought the complete 1935 3W that needs fab work and...the rear 1/2 section from a 35' 3W and....the front 1/2 of a 35' sedan with doors..Also came with good set of front fenders and a couple of thrashed sets..also two sets of rear fenders that need a good metal man. Also grille and hood and original chassis.

I don't know if I'm going to grow some balls and build it or sell it and focus on my 40' Merc project..Any ideas? I could use a set of 3W coupe doors (35-36' I think both will fit) Although I have a set of sedan doors that I can cut to make coupe doors.
Check out the pics and let me know what you guys think?
Shawn
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I think you just hit pay dirt. If you can find a secure place to store it. You'll regret selling it. Keep us posted!
 
Clean it all up store it somewhere dry, cover it and just wait a year of two. See how you feel then? You may still want to sell it then, but may also decide to build it. You are in the driver seat my friend.
 
I love our buds from NZ but these ones are staying here with a guy that loves old Fords as much as I do if not more. Another find saved from being scrapped. I'm happy and now looking for a 1937-1940 Zephyr coupe.... Dead or alive. I'm on the hunt
 
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