‘85 Marathon 2 Stroke survivor

[Dabble Inn]

@CoachBob;
Not much to say about the body panels, I didn't remove them for paint. I really didn't see the need, especially after all the hassle I've heard others talk about on here trying to get them off. I just stripped it down then did some masking after that, Here's a few pics from fresh out of the paint shop. Thanks

@Sand Dune Coon;
Most definitely it is custom made, since I chopped the top (6" front & 3" rear) there was no specific or universal cab that was going to fit. So I designed this one myself but then found out my sewing machine wasn't tough enough to handle it lol, Ended up taking my patterns and material to an upholstery shop to sew together.......

If I had it to do over again I wouldn't have chopped the 3" off the rear, it took away a lot of the cool 'rake' look I was going for. So now I'm impatiently waiting for this cab to wear out lol, when it does I'm going to add that 3" (or maybe more) back to the rear and also use a material that doesn't fade for the new cab. This stuff has been very very durable but it used to be a deep bold kinda glossy black......

Also, by chopping 6" off the front there is no windshield that fits. So I've been cutting them down to fit. Thanks

@Timberwolflt;
Thanks

[CoachBob]

Originally Posted by Dabble Inn

@CoachBob;
Not much to say about the body panels, I didn't remove them for paint. I really didn't see the need, especially after all the hassle I've heard others talk about on here trying to get them off. I just stripped it down then did some masking after that, Here's a few pics from fresh out of the paint shop. Thanks

@Timberwolflt;
Thanks

Can’t tell you how happy i am to hear you did that without taking panels off. I love the lines of this year cart and am going for a minimalist 60’s stock car vibe.