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well now the Fb's out of the shed i thought i might start on my Ek wagon. its in reasonable condition, no motor or box, couple of bits of rust.

i was just going to fix rust and give it a coat of paint. but iv been thinking out side the box :twisted:

heres a quick photoshop of what im thinking of :D (ps this is not my wagon, just a pic i found on here :roll: )

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any thoughts?
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I wondered what it would look like also :?
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I wasn't sold on it
But I like it better with filled windows
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Yeah better with the windows filled in, go for it :D .
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yeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh......

JUST DO IT...

its obviously not as easy as it looks otherwise i reckon that ever second owner of an ek wagon would have done it, me included...
it would look awesome...

remember ratbox did one similar along time ago... in matte black (of cause) maybe ask him some tech questions about it...

good luck, hope it happens...
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Love the first pic, looks COOOOL. 8)
Do it. :D

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2 door 'arch window'ed sedan delivery....most non-heinous dude!! 8) 8) 8) (sorry,,was watching Bill & Ted again.. :lol: )

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Nice bud.

Had the same design drawn up for a couple of years now. although i did mine the old fashoin way with pencil and paper :) photoshop confuses the hell out of me :lol:

my wagon is stripped and awating the fabrication to start.

always wondered why no one moved the c pillar forward when 2 dooring wagons.

you doing any other mods other than the 2 door conversion??

Cheers

Mick 8)
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the door looks waaaaaaaaaaay too big
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Cool idea man, fill in the windows. it looks a little too much like a herse with them not filled.
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thanx for the comments guys, scotty, bill & ted are most excelent :lol: but there no cheech & chong :mrgreen:

plans are the 2 door conversion, leaving it 6 seater, with a split 60/40 front seat, chassis kit and v6 auto, hr front, upgraded brakes etc

not sure on colours but im going to have a go at air brushing the stainless side moulds on similar to pic.

J, the door in the second pic does look too big, but in my pic the doors are not as long. when i saw the second pic i thought the same thing,
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That looks cool ,go for it 8)
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i just did another photoshop with square doors and IMO looks terible. im definatly using the orignal pic as a plan to work from.

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x2, go the first one
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do it! the first pic that is. looks pretty good. might need to work on the curve and the door length to get it looking right but it still looks cool.
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over the weekend i was looking and measuring the doors, im hoping to have a door made this weekend, i really need the door to be the right size, otherwise it will throw the whole look out.

what i came up with is this, the length of the rear door added to the front door where the flipper window starts/ends.

in this photo iv marked it with green. the red shows orignal door length and yellow shows the new door length.

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i think these sizes look about right, it doesnt seem to make the door to big n ugly :D
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