Ford E Series Club Wagon

[Ben]

7 hours ago, Repstock said:

On the passenger side, you'll have to move the rear light up into the dip in the side.

Also, the handle on the side cargo doors should be at the same height as the front door handle.

I've done this conversion, but put ribbing inside, so I have no choice but to make a cargo van. Really cool that this will be offered for sale..

 

 

I’d love to see yours Tom!! You do incredible work!!

[Repstock]

On 7/2/2019 at 7:08 PM, Ben said:

I’d love to see yours Tom!! You do incredible work!!

Not all my images would upload, but you get the idea. Pretty much the same as yours. I'll bet yours get one of these built before I do, it's way back on the list of things to do. Thank you for the kind words!

[Ben]

14 hours ago, Repstock said:

Not all my images would upload, but you get the idea. Pretty much the same as yours. I'll bet yours get one of these built before I do, it's way back on the list of things to do. Thank you for the kind words!

Outstanding work, Tom!! Love all the interior detail!!

[cargostar]

Relocated the door handle on the cargo doors and tweaked the body line a bit. 

[dino246gt]

That's better!  And Tom, that interior, wow, awesome!

 

[Oldmopars]

Great job. Being more of a Chevy van guy myself, I had to go look at some pictures of the side doors, and you got them spot on. Chevy vans always had asymmetrical side doors, but looks like Ford used symmetrical doors. Always learning 

[cargostar]

On 7/18/2019 at 1:30 PM, Oldmopars said:

Great job. Being more of a Chevy van guy myself, I had to go look at some pictures of the side doors, and you got them spot on. Chevy vans always had asymmetrical side doors, but looks like Ford used symmetrical doors. Always learning 

If there is a demand, I could do a set for the Chevy van. 

I already offer an ambulance conversion for it.