There were two AD cabs at the Monroe WA swap meet this fall. Both were complete with doors and both in very good condition. Both less than $125 each.
Another thought about glass bodies and modern frames. Some of the bigger car shows (Goodguys is one) have a year cut off for entrants. I think (I could be wrong) that it is 1978. Yet some guy with a glass 1932 roadster, crate engine and modern tubular frame can enter. Same thing in this province. A Collector car (modified collector to be exact) applies to pre-1948 vehicles. My buddy has a stock 1952 AD save for a 350 in it (stock front no IFS)and he doesn't qualify. Yet a guy with a 1934 Ford with a modern mill, tubular frame and glass fenders does. And as of next year the glass body will also be acceptible. Incidentally vehicles registered as either Collector (bone stock and original) or Modified Collector pay dramatically less insurance up here.
