HR convertible for sale

Perhaps a little less work on the ass end and would look better LOL

But i reckon you are right Bryan a bit of work on the convertible roof wouldn't go astray 😎👍

Yeah that’s been around for a while now
Sorry not my cup of tea, not a fan of Ford mustangs rear tail lights look a light in a HR and the roof is way off to me
BUT someone likes it 🤔

If this is the car I'm pretty sure it might be, it left the factory as a HD wagon.
The name Dale Fisher rings a bell from the hot rodders around Castle Hill when I was young.
In 1968 I was in year 6. Over the road from school was servo with a panel beaters out the back. I went to school with the owners son, who kept us updated on a convetible they were building from a HD wagon.
I started out as a write off that had been rolled, it think it went over Galston Gorge.
I spent most of year six watching it being pushed in and of the workshop as they worked on it.
The convertible was built with a HR bonnet for a bootlid. Look closely at rear end picture, I'm sure that "bootlid" isn't a HR bootlid.
The car had two HD taillights each side like this one. Look closely at the rear view and the sides look more HD than HR to me.
It was originally yellow, I think it may have been Warwick Yellow. I believe someone from GMH saw it, and was that impressed they bought it. There was an article in Custom Rodder about it many years ago.
I may be wrong, that was 51 years ago and I've had a brain tumour between then and now, but I don't think I am.
Now, if I could only find that Leyland V8 powered EH Prem. wagon I built 38 years ago....
David

Im pretty sure you are right Dale Fisher and Roly Heorsch? built a few FJ Holden convertibles as well.I have a friend here who knew them and showed me pics of Australias first FJ convertible made in 1955.One body had a rollover and they used a donor car for parts when they did the conversion!..