Thread: model a 3 window
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01-27-2005 03:50 PM #31
Thanks to Bob for the picture of the '29 cabriolet with the wild two-tone paint job. All it needs is a fox tail! I don't know if I can go for this paint scheme and it seems traditional for rods to have solid colors, but it is refreshing that in that era they did have some paint schemes other than Ford black. I'm glad to get back to cars again after several days of "computer hell" caused by a combination of adware contamination and a long series of downloads converting from MSN v7 to v9. For those who like the 3-window A, I believe there are at least two mfgrs. who make fiberglass 3-window bodies but they are almost double the price of a roadster; still in a rain/snow storm a 3-window looks like a better idea than a roadster!
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder
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01-27-2005 04:27 PM #32
Fantastic! I echo Tech's sentiments. The original looks like some of the stuff I've seen at the fairgrounds swap meet here in Springfield at the end of August. Just didn't look salvageable.Ken Thomas
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01-27-2005 09:11 PM #33
Model a 3 window
Great work Jim, looks just like Henry would've made it -- if he made one!
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01-28-2005 03:32 PM #34
Boyd aint got nothing on ole Jim
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01-31-2005 12:03 AM #35
here is another pic of a prototype 3 window '30 Ford coupe. They look more like a olds or something imo..I like them. not sure why Ford never produced them.
A "skip" = a dumpster.... but he says it's proper english??? Oh.. Okay. Most of us can see the dating site pun, "matching" with an arsonist.. But a "SKIP? How is that a box? It must all be...
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