pics of touring cars turned roadster p/u wanted

I know its been done but I was wondering if anybody has pics of a touring car turned into a roadster p/u that looks right I have been driving my touring car for a couple of years and I have the urge to change it up and I love roadster pick ups

 

What year touring car? I'd say if it's an A you're better off selling or trading the body for an RPU. Tourings bring more coin than an RPU in my experience and as a lover of touring cars I hate to see one cut up when there are plenty of replacements out there.

 

yea I guess that would be helpful info that I forgot, Its a 27

 

Good point,,,, How about ones that where started with just a cowl and doors?
I have a Packerd cowl and doors off an old He**** I would like to use.

 

How about the night crowd, I took some measurements today and have done alot of looking I think I can pull it off but would like to see pics of one already done I don't wanna screw up my car

 

Turkeyjerk's '22...

 

I did this one a couple of years ago

 

did you just kinda square off the back I really can't tell in the pic but thanks for posting I like it

 

I was thinking of cutting down a rusty 56 deck lid I have for the rear of mine. make a nice tall tub.

Note,,, The photo is for reference. I don't have a good shot of mine.

 

Hear are some that make me want to go rub my cowl,,,,,,,,

 

Well I'm interested in this thread.

It falls under some kind of unique thinking for metal shaping I would think. I found the photo of a guy that used a 50's Chevy hood for his ****. COOL.

 

My 26 RPU started life as a touring car, I have not gotten to the box fabrication yet, but my build thread is here if you want to have a look.

My power is 312 Y Block and C4 and my ch***is is all custom fabbed by me.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=460009&highlight=26&showall=1

 

thanks onemintcaddy the grey primer and red one in the center is kinda what I have in mind

 

I'm sitting between putting a T bed on this one or leave the 1953 Doge pickup hood panels as the quarters.