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Bill shared this project. It looks like a cross between the Bonanza III and the standard cab. The Bonanza III had windows where the those horizontal indentations were located.
“I have a 1967 Jeep metal top metal doors body good shape been sitting on a ranch for a long time sold on a bill of sale”
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/6273560897.html
I’ve got a bonanza III and it looks just like this, only the horizontal indentations were painted brown. You have a link to one with windows there? I’ve never found much info about them.
Hi Will,
I will scan the brochure I have for the Bonanza 3 and post it Sunday morning. Maybe what I thought were windows are actually areas painted brown? I’ll check again. Thanks for the input!
– Dave
I went and looked at it this evening, it’s actually not brown paint but stickers. (Or their remains) I’d love to see the brochure.
Will, I’ll email you some hi res images of the brochure. What I thought were see-through windows, were in fact not; Only the back were see through (best as I can tell).
No one noticed this ‘diamond in the rough’ Tuxedo Park model. From the looks of some of the stuff I noticed, it looks to me like a Tux. It has the dauntless V-6, the bucket seats, the badging on the hood, and the chrome plated centered liscense plate light on the tailgate. If we’re closer to me (Florida panhandle) I’d be all over it.
Good call Rick!