2redrovers

Oooohhh   yeah......
 
 
YOU ROCK. !

Here ya go bear, this what you had in mind?

I'll give it a shot. See if I can do something tonight maybe.

Here ya go bear, this what you had in mind?

Here ya go bear, this what you had in mind?

Your photo shop skills are bloody good.
 
 
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Here ya go bear, this what you had in mind?

I tried to get this one the right sizes. From best guess, this could possibly work as they two are very close width-wise.

2008 range rover sport (ford owned)

Haven't heard of anyone trying but when you look at the parts, they are very similar to look at. Might not be correct dimensions but it could be worth the gamble for 140 bucks.

With a nice high end interior job and it's a stylish cruiser in the topless galaxy vibe.

How's this one? Take this monster...

Mate it up to a transaxle so it's mid mount and cram it in this...

AND SOME OF THESE........!!!!!!
 
 

Excuse my shitty attempt at Photoshop.......

Udidca302
As bear and 2redovers said,
I cut out and replaced wher I could, carefully welded up the pin holes this is a very complex area a lot of valleys and different shapes. I I ground and sanded back, coated in POR15 but could also use KBS and welded back together. I swear by Por15 and KBS rust paints and after using bit here used it on the rest of reapirs, in cabin and boot. If you have a look at the second photo you can see the shiney round circles. They are were the spot welds were. Very time consuming job and and if a decent car wasn't so hard to find this car would have been binned. Would I do it again. Yes! In fact if I was putting any money into another I would pull the top off coat it and it will last for ever
Dale

Spotweld drillbit. Windscreen out.
Checkout 1969-70 Mustang cowl removal on U-tube. Cupla vids on there.

I tried to get this one the right sizes. From best guess, this could possibly work as they two are very close width-wise.

2008 range rover sport (ford owned)

I made up two versions of this one, with and without qtr glass. In the pic the back dogleg is a little iffy on the bodylines but this would be addressed in steel as construction went along.

If you can imagine the back door welded up, I think it makes a nice hardtop too.

10 out of 10 just for the photo shop skill alone.
I like the back end work with the ute tail lights, also reminds me now a little of a Centura. 

I made up two versions of this one, with and without qtr glass. In the pic the back dogleg is a little iffy on the bodylines but this would be addressed in steel as construction went along.

If you can imagine the back door welded up, I think it makes a nice hardtop too.

I made up two versions of this one, with and without qtr glass. In the pic the back dogleg is a little iffy on the bodylines but this would be addressed in steel as construction went along.

If you can imagine the back door welded up, I think it makes a nice hardtop too.

I made up two versions of this one, with and without qtr glass. In the pic the back dogleg is a little iffy on the bodylines but this would be addressed in steel as construction went along.

If you can imagine the back door welded up, I think it makes a nice hardtop too.

Piece of cake, even have change left over

If you'll take $87.53 then sure... Go for it (that's all I have)

I'm not certain as I have no measurements to verify but I tried the qtr window because I thought it may allow you to use rear door glass from a wagon in the front door. I don't know if you need to do that or if front glass would still work.
 
In all honesty, if you're building this car as I've drawn it, you can afford to make glass for it. If you want to build it let me know and I'll make it happen

I made up two versions of this one, with and without qtr glass. In the pic the back dogleg is a little iffy on the bodylines but this would be addressed in steel as construction went along.

If you can imagine the back door welded up, I think it makes a nice hardtop too.