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[Closed] PICS: A 46-48 Ford coupe, in its original guise, one of my favorite....

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(@tldaly)
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PICS: A 46-48 Ford coupe, in its original guise, one of my favorite....

mild customs just because it's so beautifully done. However, it looks far too short and stubby, to my eye, and I decided to change things a bit just to see what it looked like.

As found:

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Slightly chopped, sectioned, extended wheelbase and dechromed:

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With radiused rear wheel opening:

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Please comment like the gentlemen we all know that you are.

Enjoy!



   
(@jack-dodds)
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I'm quite sure we had this one before Terry???



   
(@jack-dodds)
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No matter....I liked #3 last time but I've changed to #2 with skirts.



   
(@tldaly)
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Did show the 'As Found' photo before but the modified photos are all new. .......

The earlier modifications retained bumpers plus I've shortened the skirts on the car with same. The paint is also considerably different on the car with skirts. Good eye, though, Jack.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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These years Ford Coupe's are so special to me than I can really only appreciate as built.

But I do appreciate your talent though, Terry.



   
John Kuvakas
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Really nice work on that rear wheel opening, Terry.


John Kuvakas
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(@jack-dodds)
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Ah, I see now. Thanks Terry!



   
(@tldaly)
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Thanks, gentlemen, for your comments. They are appreciated.



   
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