Would this be worthwhile?
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Would this be worthwhile?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1965-...82274786QQrdZ1
I just thought it would be an interesting project car
I just thought it would be an interesting project car
5th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: DFW
RE: Would this be worthwhile?
[:'(]cut the top off? no
i remember there was a kid on here that thought he could cut thetop off his 65 and the last we heard is he tried and then he never came back on.
i bet his car felll apart
i remember there was a kid on here that thought he could cut thetop off his 65 and the last we heard is he tried and then he never came back on.
i bet his car felll apart
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From: San Francisco
RE: Would this be worthwhile?
i didnt read the whole ad, but it is possible to cut the top off given you do all the structural reinforcments required, or the car will probalby bow in the middle....
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Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Nor*Cal
RE: Would this be worthwhile?
nothing new....go check out the ronster at mustangs plus. I think they even sell the entire kit now, complete with the NECESSARY reinforcement sheetmetal that will be required to keep your stang from pancaking when you hack the top off.
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RE: Would this be worthwhile?
Did anyone read the part about this being "EASY"?? And why would any knotheat cut the top off a coupe on purpose?? If you want a vert, then sell your coupe and buy one, dont ever cut up a prefectly good body just for the sake of looking "cool".
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From: florida
RE: Would this be worthwhile?
yeah but if you have say a top that had a sun roof cut into it, or really bad rust under a vinal top then why not, if you didn't want to find a donor roof that is?? Mustangs plus has done a few of them, and they look okay I guess, if that's what you want.
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