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Q. for the '35-'36 Ford Experts re. Coupe vs. Roadster...

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by froghawk, Apr 5, 2010.

  1. froghawk
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    Are the doors on the three-window coupe the same length as the doors on the roadster?

    Thanks for any help! Actual dimensions would be especially appreciated!
     
  2. froghawk
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  3. MGGeerJr
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    I'll check when I get home, I beleive I have a book with the info.
     
  4. froghawk
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    Thanks for your help.
     


  5. NO.....just went out and measured the doors on my Roadster and Three Window, both Ford original steel cars.

    ROADSTER: Top of door, right above the top hinge in the crease of the belt-line 34 1/2" gap to gap.
    Bottom of door, 36" gap to gap.

    3W COUPE: Top of door, below hinge, in crease of belt-line, 40 3/4" gap to gap.
    Bottom of door, 42 1/8", gap to gap.

    Hope this helps, let me know if you need any more measurements.

    Johnnie.
     
  6. froghawk
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    Thanks, Johnnie, this is exactly what I needed, and really appreciate your taking the time to measure your cars.

    I'm beginning work on a model of the Bob Hooper roadster using AMT's circa-'61 kit, which offered the option to build a roadster or 3W using the same body, and the doors seemed too long comparing to photos of the Hooper car in TRJ! In fact they are.
     

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