<VV>Sedans or Coupes??? --- Why not both!

[Ruth Dorogi]

  Pictures like these are extremely valuable to anyone restoring a vehicle.
It is so helpful to see the inner structure.
 I would also like to recommend Kent  Sullivan's website on his 1966
convertible.  I have never seen a corvair so completely disassembled, and I
have alot of experience with doing rust repair.
       You will have an unique vehicle when you are finished.   Good luck on
your project.   Dennis Dorogi
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jason Morris" <Jmorris at AlamoCityCorvair.org>
To: <airvair at richnet.net>
Cc: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 11:58 PM
Subject: Re: <VV>Sedans or Coupes??? --- Why not both!


> It's funny that you mention making a 2 door out of a four door, because
> that's just what I'm in the process of doing.
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> The window problem is actually very easy to solve.  The rear door windows
> already fits the roof line, so all you have to do is trim about 6-8 inches
> off of the front of the window (straight vertical cut) and you have a rear
> quarter window to fit the new 4 door coupe conversion.
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> Here is what I think it will look like:
> http://alamocitycorvair.org/Temp/4door-2door.JPG
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> I haven't cut the pillars out yet but you can see a few pictures here:
> http://alamocitycorvair.org/Temp/Rust.html
> http://www.alamocitycorvair.org/Temp/Under.html
> http://www.alamocitycorvair.org/Temp/Heat.html
>
> Jason Morris
> www.Alamocitycorvair.org
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> BTW, one of the things I think would be neat to do is to take a 4door,
> remove all four doors, knock out the "B" pillar, mount a pair of coupe
> doors to it, then fill in the gap with the remains of a coupe quarter
> panel. Viola! A formal-roofline "coupe." You love 2doors, well how'd
> THAT be for you? The only thing that prevents me from doing it is trying
> to figure out what I'd do for quarter windows. LOL
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