Hey guys I'm from Ennis Tx (about 25 miles s. of Dallas), and looking for a junk big back window unibody. All I want is the roof, glass, and trim.I dont care if the truck falls in 2 on the trailer, or I will come cut the roof off at your place. If anyone has any leads I would appreciate it.
Thanks, Insane1
Junk big back window truck?
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mikecarson
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If I'd known a week ago, but it went in the crusher this week, along with a few others. I coulda cried, he also crushed the one I needed the front clip from.
Mike C
64 CC, Crown Vic project
62 CC
67short 94 F150, 433W
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive body, but to skid in sideways - body worn out and screaming: Woo Hoo, what a ride!"
64 CC, Crown Vic project
62 CC
67short 94 F150, 433W
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive body, but to skid in sideways - body worn out and screaming: Woo Hoo, what a ride!"
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Fordified1
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Man that sucks... Classics in the crusher.
Insane1... We think alike. Wish mine had the big window too.
How hard are our trucks to do a 2" chop? I've seen one with 3" and it's a little out of proportion for my taste.
I'm asking because I was thinking that you did custom body work at your shop.
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Insane1... We think alike. Wish mine had the big window too.
How hard are our trucks to do a 2" chop? I've seen one with 3" and it's a little out of proportion for my taste.
I'm asking because I was thinking that you did custom body work at your shop.
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Bob Meyer
61 Unibody, new project
69 Mach1, 390, 4-spd
85 GT convertible, 5.0, 5-spd
98 Explorer, AWD, 5.0
61 Unibody, new project
69 Mach1, 390, 4-spd
85 GT convertible, 5.0, 5-spd
98 Explorer, AWD, 5.0
Fordified1
How hard are our trucks to do a 2" chop? I've seen one with 3" and it's a little out of proportion for my taste.
I dont like chops if you can tell they were chopped, it has to flow w/the lines of the truck. I was thinking along the lines of 2" as well. I like people going "is it?" It has to look like it grew there.
As soon as I find a roof, and I'll let you know!!!
How hard are our trucks to do a 2" chop? I've seen one with 3" and it's a little out of proportion for my taste.
I dont like chops if you can tell they were chopped, it has to flow w/the lines of the truck. I was thinking along the lines of 2" as well. I like people going "is it?" It has to look like it grew there.
As soon as I find a roof, and I'll let you know!!!
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Fordified1
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insane1 wrote:I dont like chops if you can tell they were chopped, it has to flow w/the lines of the truck. I was thinking along the lines of 2" as well. I like people going "is it?" It has to look like it grew there.
As soon as I find a roof, and I'll let you know!!!
I agree... On a truck (anything newer than '34) it only looks "right" if you have to park it next to another truck to tell if it's chopped. But when these trucks are lowered, the top really looks too tall.
Bob Meyer
61 Unibody, new project
69 Mach1, 390, 4-spd
85 GT convertible, 5.0, 5-spd
98 Explorer, AWD, 5.0
61 Unibody, new project
69 Mach1, 390, 4-spd
85 GT convertible, 5.0, 5-spd
98 Explorer, AWD, 5.0
