Turning a touring into a roadster?

Yes it ran when it was parked. Looks like one I drove 80 miles to buy. It was
always kept in a barn. Yer, Right! He has more to work with then my barn find.
 
I was allso given this one. Her husband wanted it to go to someone who would like it. His kids did not.
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Vanspeed- Nice job. You are indeed a talented metal worker. Keep up the good work!
 
gz said:
Vanspeed- Nice job. You are indeed a talented metal worker. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks! I appreciate it.

Again I am sorry if anyone gets offended by what I am doing, all I am trying to do is combine two fords that were built 6 years apart. Today I finished off the back maybe how Henry would have done it in 1931.



 
Today I got the turtle deck fitted. It is still removable if need be. Had to make a filler panel to bridge the gap but I think it will look good when finished. Also got my 29 A radiator back that I shortned to fit the T shell.



 
Stock for now. I have a pretty nice stock A motor just waiting for this. Maybe a header but anything I do has to be pre 1930 as I am shooting for a car that would have been built then.
 
Been working on where the turtle deck subframe and turtle deck meet the body. I don't know exactly what a stock roadster looks like in this area so I kind of winged it. This is how it turned out.

 
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