RE: 4 doors?? Am I nuts?...family cars...

[Richard Kinsley <r.kinsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Robert neal zimmerman wrote:
> 
> u can always do what i am doing now: converting arock solid rust free 
> four door 65 coronet into a 2 door post, its like putting together a
> model kit. 
>   I still think the ultimate is a 5 door, a mopar wagon.
>    By the way, an update to the project, I just finished the passengers
>    side in spite of my worst fears it went off without a
>    hitch,definitely  not  an overnight project, no way , took about 50
>    hours to do the one side, but that door closes with two fingers, a
>    gentle double click and it fits perfectly.
>    The best part was the neighbor guy  who laughed at me when i told him
>    my intentions, he looked at me like i was insane, but he and his
>    buddy were over today looking at it, just shaking their heads.  His
>    response was: "Thats #######  amazing"
>   I'll have more fun like that at cruise-ins this summer when i tell
>   people it started out as a four door, and then whip out the fotos to
>   prove it.
>   
>   neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
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That really is quite an accomplishment. I commend your effort. There is 
a similar conversion in the Jan, '07 issue of Mopar Muscle but it was a 
'62 Plymouth.


Rich Kinsley  '64 Polara 4 dr 318poly w/goodies


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