Customs Cars made into Pick-ups

Probably as hard to get the rear wheels off, as it is to see out of the back window

 

Got any more photos of it?

 

Here's another pic from the Vintage Pics thread. Not quite "made" into a pick-up, but definitely "used" like a pick-up

 

I can see what you mean, though they are big ole fender skirts to get off.

Agree there. Never could see the point of having good visibility and then blocking it off.

 

I love the Buick "Elvictamino" that DMFB is building!

 

So far that 57-8 Dodge works best, 2nd is that little Nova concept. That Dodge could go on the DeSoto line, La Coronado. We need a fkn time machine...

 

Only picture I took of the truck. He is going to sell the small window halibrand wheels on the rear and the spindle mounts some time down the road.. Has a iron duke chevy 4 banger in it.

 

Saw this '56 Chevy version on Austinrod's thread about Joe Law's roadster. Pretty nice.

 

Coachbuilt flower cars fit in here. By Flxible.

 

I like this BUICK bestest !!!

 

The record Opel, kind of pickup conversion

 

Cool pre Ranchero.....diggin the hubcaps.

 

Just found this one being built on Facebook.

 

So, whats the line between a car thats a pickup and a car thats a truck? (think grapes of wrath 20s cars)

 

this is the best thread Ive seen in quite a while!! theres some great conversions here!!!

 

My wife owned this little Ford Anglia for a while. It had been cut down from a wagon, and ran a pinto mill and AT. Needless to say, she used it often.

 

Back in high school a fellow student turned a late 60's Biscayne into a p-up (actually a "gentleman's pick up) and called it the Biscamino

 

Fail.

 

I mentioned this thread previously, had to search like a dog to find it, but here's a killer hamber conversion.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1949-shoebox-ranchero-build.1130961/

 

I know the Thunderbird above is fake, but that bitch is SWEET!

 

A fairly common modification;