SW Coupester
 

While browsing the net I came across what looks like a cut down coupe with a slant cowl. Usually when coupes are cut they don't get a top. Although it looks pretty good it's a shame they didn't just restore the original car.
http://www.oldcaronline.com/1930-For...campaign=oodle

Re: SW Coupester
 

Interesting. I don't see any window handles.
Paul in CT

Re: SW Coupester
 

Looks like a late 31 S/W Cabriolet. Or a mix of a Victoria S/W Cowl and a Roadster rear section.

John

Re: SW Coupester
 

Not a cabriolet ..its a home made job ,out a coupe ??

Re: SW Coupester
 

I`m with Abone on this one, it is a cut down coupe.

Re: SW Coupester
 

The back section is definitely a coupe or sport coupe. The panel in front of the rumble lid is a give away, too small for a roadster. Think of the 4 rubber bumpers where the back window rests. I noticed the missing window cranks and the top of the door being rounded off. I guess they eliminated the window so as not to interfere with the windshield post.

Re: SW Coupester
 

The heater manifold is a waste, especially in Wisconsin and the harness oddly runs forward on the right side. It has a horn mounted next to a different junction box. The Whitney horn's probably a dummy.

Re: SW Coupester
 

i am distracted by the fabric used on the seats and doors.

Re: SW Coupester
 

Looks like they fell a bit short on door panel material for the right side top front. :eek:

The ad states:

"1930 Ford Model A completely restored!"

Way overpriced for a poorly done custom car.

Re: SW Coupester
 

I must be too much of a curmudgeon, but I like the stock 19" wheels more than those 16"ers.

Re: SW Coupester
 

Oval speedometer = All S/W Model A's have a round speedometer.

50B

Re: SW Coupester
 

Yes I'd say your right. I didn't realize there were more pictures. So a modified Coupe Cowl and a Coupe rear body section and mystery doors. A lot of work to create this car.

John