OK, who wants a '36 3 window coupe??

There is a good photo attaching tutorial in the questions forum. It's really easy.

 

Uhhhh... schwing!!!

 

We did a 36 about a year a go. They are so sick. It is hard to fuck one up because the more you leave stock the better they look. We choped it about 3" and put it on the ground.Stock black paint except ware we choped it we sprayed black sealer.
When it left the guy said he was going to put in his motor and wire it. To get it ready for Paso. Last I heard it was just sitting. Maybe this Paso.

 

anybody out there fill a roof on a 36 ford? if so what donar car has a good contour for this?

 

I'm selling my very rare 3 window chevy 36, it's so rare I'm calling it the ghost. Yes they are real, I'll get pics real soon. It's gonna go quick and I still can't believe it's mine!

 

Way to dig up a 6 year old thread for no fucking reason...let me get this straight, you can't believe you own a '36 Chevy so now you're selling it?...

 

Wow sorry depression! I didn't check the date and I was saying how I can't believe I found a 36 3 window chevy because they're rere and I'm selling it because he said it was a 34 and because it's not what I wanted and also it's going to be a tough build being so rare! But it will make someone else happier then me. And there isn't a lot of threads on it so I read what I can but I think it's about fords anyway so forget it.

 

Nice car, who did you get the patch panels through and would you recommend them? I need one for my 35.

 

I actually would like to own a 5 window myself. Then I would try and convince myself that 5 window coupes are more bitchin.

Nice concepts BTW.

 

Wow, a 6 year old thread! My son isn't even that old! Hahaha!

My patch panels were from Bob Drake. They fit fine but we have always hated how flat the lower lip is, ie not correct. HOWEVER, Dick Spadaro has recently made available quarter panel patches that have the right shape and contour, so probably before we finishing painting the rest of the car, we're going to cut those patches out and use the Spadaro patch panels.

 

I'm not sure why you'd *need* to do that swap to get a three-window, you can find rough three-window Ford coupe builders in the $4500 range, cheaper if you look hard and get lucky... I mean we found one and weren't even really looking. $4500 sounds high but if you add up what you'd spend to build the photoshopped car I'm sure you'd be talking six, eight times that easy.

I happen to really like the 35-36 GM 3-window styling, it's another car I'd like to have for myself one of these days.

 

Thanks for the info Django! I will look up Dick Spadaro and pick one up.

 

That is concept that might just work...I couldn't do it right now but it is a awesome idea.