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In the current Antique Automobile from AACA
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Ford made a few prototype Model "A" 3-window coupes. At least one has survived and is privately owned on the West Coast.
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Re: 3 window coupe Ford made a few prototype Model "A" 3-window coupes that did not go into production. At least one of the prototypes has survived and is privately owned on the West Coast.
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Re: 3 window coupe Few yes, but they sure are sweet looking. The Fridgidare pickup trucks were too.
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Re: 3 window coupe Are the doors wider on the 3 window coupe?
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Re: 3 window coupe I think that picture was put there by accident.The 3 W coupe had no sunvisor.
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Re: 3 window coupe https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1714050493
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1714050493 Prototype Model "A" 3-window coupes - Bob Bidonde |
Re: 3 window coupe https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1714042552
Notice that this Coupe is parked outside Obsolete Ford Parts? |
Re: 3 window coupe Note Obsolete’s phone #…those were numbers 70 years ago or more
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It almost looks like it came from a Tudor. |
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And the hood is open!! |
Re: 3 window coupe The 3 W looks much better with suicide doors. The hinges are then in a much better place.
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Re: 3 window coupe The slant windshield is a sign of subcontract manufacture. Ford didn't make the slant windshield bodies. It's either a Briggs prototype or it's a custom. Ford's first three window coupes were the 1928 Business and Sport Coupes in the model A era.
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Re: 3 window coupe I have heard that the three window Coupe is still in the LA area. I've only seen it once, at the MAFCA National Meet at the Queen Mary back in the early 70's. It's most likely the same one as pictured in front of the Ford Parts Obsolete store.
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Re: 3 window coupe There are some details that differentiate the Ford built slant windshield Fordor bodies from the other manufacturers.I think the easiest detail had something to do with the style of the D-nuts.Back about 20 or so years ago when I first got on here a couple of guys told me what to look for,and we determined I had a Ford built body on the one I had.But,on the slant windshield Fordors,no matter who made the body,the body parts were interchangeable.
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