Hot Rods Model A tudor body question

The rear inner wheel wells need replaceing, the car is going to be open wheeled and no back seat. Can i use the roadster wheel well or do i have to stick with the tudor because of interior structural things?
I'd prefer the roadster because it is more interesting to look at.
Thanks oj

 

I do not know about the Model A ... but it is quite common to use coupe/roadster wheelwells in a 32 sedan

 

OJ,
I believe you could use roadster wheelwells to patch sedans and tubs, but not vice-versa. Here are a few considerations:

1. Roadster wheelwells are complete half-circles. Tudor wheelwells are only about 3/8 of a circle.

2. Tudor bodys and their wheelwells flare outward (they get wider) as you move up from the subrails. Roadsters' wheelwells are more-if not completely- vertical.

3. Tudor wheelwells have an odd-shaped bulge to clear the spring and mechanical brakes. Roadsters don't have the bulge- instead, they have three stiffening ribs arranged in a fan-shape.

Hope this helps.
-Gary