Steve_Mack_CT

Nice view into typical cars a college age enthusiast may be playing with today. Ralph did you happen to stop by the "Dogfather" truck? I have a hat with the exact logo and wondered if they do dog rescue or a clothing line, or ???

Interesting reading on this: https://www.fordgarage.com/pages/protothreewindow.htm

Large and in charge!! Looks great, C! Congrats and FWIW the WWWT look is perfect on that car!

Not the one the CA Ford parts guy own(ed)? This one looks like a 5 window w/quarter windows closed in, I thought the body was a bit different on that car. Sacramento Obsolete Ford Parts? Probably not the name but close...

Ahh a reminder I best hold my money. Talking to a guy from TX about shiny Packard door handles and things like wiper towers and related. I owe him something for a carburetor heat shield as well... 🤔😊👍

Love it! Full garage but tempting at that price, a smidge more than what coupes seem to be bringing for these cars.

John just making sure it was you and not my dad making this post! 😊 Not sure how many times I have heard that over the years signs, pumps, smalls...

Now your talkin AJ. I bet you're less than 500 Mile's on that 12. Needs to be broken in! 👍

I can only say repro or original if I had that opportunity lump I would have ass burn from pulling out my wallet for $500.. Why - if one looks?at it as a decoration only vs. a collectible it would add a lot IMHO for what some nice framed prints cost. Plus not so big it's a pain to find room for but big enough to say notice me.

My old 73 (also); the longer I had it the more I liked the color. When I had this Mrs and I were either going on Triumph club runs or taking a road trip with a buddy and his date in his blue 72 corvette roadster. Very reliable awesome looking fun to drive little car. 😊😊

Now a Full Classic as well. But yes WWW would dress it considerably.

Love it!! One of the top collector/hobby cars I have had (out of 15 -18) was my mimosa 73 TR-6. Drive it straight from Brit car repair place to CT DMV in 87 to get it inspected. Pass! 😊😊😊 actually had no electrical issues with that car. Lot's of fun to drive. Keep us posted!!

Kerry good call out on a 3 window. I think a solid Henry 3 window 32 - 34 body alone would surprise most folks here in terms of cost. Seems to me (somewhateducatedguess): 80% of them are on hot rods today 15% are on original well preserved cars (a very small subset) or restored cars 5%, if that many are more body remnants than bodies with a small subset of decent units in someone's garage, shop, etc. in varying conditions.

Now that is a view I haven't had in some time, actually since riding in a classmate's black & gold T/A in HS Sr. Year- 1981! The Z never had the through the hood shaker scoop...

True but does selling as a roller mean as is or without drivetrain? I agree that makes a difference. I have seen some crazy prices on 32 - 34 coupe shells at least this one looks solid at first blush.