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I used the roof from a mid 80s suburban on my Essex coupe. Plenty of metal there for your sedan and the ribs are nice as well.
V-6
longer shackles and take out a leaf or two
Just picked up a '38. Your tetanus shot should be current to ride in it. Count me in.
Greetings from the GREAT northwest. After owning many different "cool" cars, I came to the conclusion that hand built custom traditional hot rods...
always clean parts with gas over the nearest storm drain to help keep the shop clean.
DEMONOS, Tacoma,Wa. 1957
Did I say sport coupe? I ment buisness coupe. DUH.
1951 Chevy sport coupe. Put a 1971 Nova rearend in. Fit PERFECT!
Why would you need to streach it so far. I added 2" to my '31 coupe hood, small block chev, with '32 shell. Added 18 gauge to the front like a...
The very best and most important part is the youngsters you have included in the greatest hobby ever!
When ever possible, use gasoline to clean parts over a storm drain to keep the shop and driveway clean.
I was hoping the bad weather would keep everyone at home so I could get all the good stuff.
I used the top of 1980ish suberban for my 29 Essex coupe roof. It worked well for me.
Its a 4 door!
I am looking for an Essex title. I think my Essex coupe is a 1929, not sure. I can use most any year for a coupe.
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