My '86 Tudor..........awaits her resto.........and lots of cash:-)

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[marquisman]

Nice car! If she is solid, that makes things a lot easier.

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Depends on what you mean by solid? The car was Z-barted when new so no major cancer, but the door bottoms have issues, and the side door strips were the worst thing ever put on the car, rust formed behind the rubber strips and both doors will have to be sanded and patched.
She has 87K so I am looking forward to many more miles

Nice car! If she is solid, that makes things a lot easier.

[nfldfordltd]

I'd love to do an '88 conversion on one of those old Tudors. That would be badass...though I'm pretty sure another GMN member already did that a few years ago.

[90MarquisLS]

I'd love to do an '88 conversion on one of those old Tudors. That would be badass...though I'm pretty sure another GMN member already did that a few years ago.

Was always curious how this would look... Also thought how it would look to use '89 TC parts to turn a 2-door Mark VI into a "Town Coupe"

[marquisman]

Aero box conversions have been done, on 2door panthers before. They are an acquired taste lol. I have a pic somewhere of a black town coupe, wearing an '88 front and rear clip.

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What do you mean by an '88 conversion?

I'd love to do an '88 conversion on one of those old Tudors. That would be badass...though I'm pretty sure another GMN member already did that a few years ago.

[nfldfordltd]

What do you mean by an '88 conversion?

Put the front and rear header panels/taillights from a 88-91 box onto a 79-87 Tudor. Personally, I like the look of the Mercury 88-91 grille and taillights better than the older, even more square looking stuff. Now IMHO the 79-87 Fords looked better than the 88-91's. I think an '88 "looking" Tudor would be pretty sweet.