Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
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- BobbyFord
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Re: Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
I would slam that thing in the weeds.
Re: Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
I doubt that there are internals in those doors. without the glass there isnt much need for anythin behind the door panel. however, I think the crew cabs did come with armrests in the rear? I thought I read somewhere that they were smaller and also used in econolines... mayybe Im thinking of the 67s...Calfdemon wrote:The one thing that I noticed which I am going to look into, is he put armrests on the rear doors. The way the rear doors are cut and put together internally, I am not sure how he was able to do that. I have the stock plastic squares that go around the door handle, but if I can get the armrests on there like he did, that might be a better option.
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Re: Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
No, the crew rear doors did not have armrests on them. They had a square plastic part that went around the door handle which worked as a pull... But they are not armrests. These are the same parts that were used from the Econoline vans and are no longer made. I have the stock pair from my crewcab and will probably use them.
I didn't think about the glass not being in those doors... You are right and that is how he got the armrests on the back doors. Good observations. Looks like I will just run the stock door pulls them. Its not as if I will ever ride in the backseat of my truck anyway. If someone wants an armrest, they can roll the window down!
I didn't think about the glass not being in those doors... You are right and that is how he got the armrests on the back doors. Good observations. Looks like I will just run the stock door pulls them. Its not as if I will ever ride in the backseat of my truck anyway. If someone wants an armrest, they can roll the window down!
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69 Ford F350 Crew Cab - 460 / C6 - http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh67 ... lqgskp.jpg
31 Ford Vicky - 1955 270 Red Ram Hemi / 4 speed - http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh67 ... bsibvn.jpg
Former toys -
67 Pontiac Firebird 400 convertible (sold 9/13) - http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh67 ... bird-1.jpg
67 Ford Fairlane GT - 390 / 4 speed (sold 7/15) - http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh67 ... c5hu8z.jpg
- fbomb100
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Re: Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
is it the your worried about running the screw in to the glass?? and if so can't you just weld a stud on the door and use a nut to tighten the arm rest to the door?? now I have never seen a crew up close so I'm not see what you are .Calfdemon wrote:No, the crew rear doors did not have armrests on them. They had a square plastic part that went around the door handle which worked as a pull... But they are not armrests. These are the same parts that were used from the Econoline vans and are no longer made. I have the stock pair from my crewcab and will probably use them.
I didn't think about the glass not being in those doors... You are right and that is how he got the armrests on the back doors. Good observations. Looks like I will just run the stock door pulls them. Its not as if I will ever ride in the backseat of my truck anyway. If someone wants an armrest, they can roll the window down!
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Re: Holy Cow!! Check this out! Convertible Crew Cab in SoCal!
Thats crazy! haha
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box