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Wellll the the simple answer is yes,once the sides are done I will do the front panel and then the rear, so, door frame is removed and then remove the rear panel, I have to put a new outer panel on the front but the rear is ok. The rear I can save. I would like to redo the skins on the doors...

Thanks I picked up a mini flat prybar that would help, I cant believe how well the nails are still holding even in poor wood such a shame to have to go into it.

Rusty at least you can put yours in the truck, they shut down most of the fresh water fishery on the Island so the panic is off for me now, just got hunting season, Oh right and Family stuff

Well hello all, this being my first post I thank you all for any help going forward, although I have had warm welcome and good advice so far,thanks Rusty. I have a 1967 NCO that is for its year not bad, the top is the issue and unfortunately needs to be dealt with, sides first and then the front...

Yup been here before

Inside, the best view.

Loaded, with nothing brocken

top lowered for the first time in six years