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Gotta be multi colored. Whit, yellow, red, orange, blue.

Take a sedan body and wack off the top, then reinforce the sheet metal.

You may want to shape foam panels to make the body then fiberglass, similar to the way they make surfboards. A word of caution though. Polyester resin will melt expanded poly styrene (ESP) foam but not poly urethane foam. If using ESP you will have to use epoxy resin, which can leave you with...

Buster, and it fits!

There is a speedster site called drive toys.com. Full of information and what seems to be a bunch of good people. Try it.

Work one the one that will get you on the road the fastes , easiest, and cheapest. I have a project that I've been working on for at least 13 years, an I still can't get it done.

Buster. He's an Airedale.

Add some handles to make holding a bit easier.

I believe that doors are different. The 28/'29 pick up doors are interchangeable with '27 model T sedan doors.

Use whatever is easiest for you to work with.

Tension rods going from the wall in question to the opposite secure wall could do the trick. If you use cables and turn buckles you can apply pressure gradually

And I have a tough time with Bondo.

I'll second the vinegar. I had a house that was flooded by super storm sandy, and by the time I was allowed back into the house a number of tools had sat in a salty brine for a few months. I seemed to recall that vinegar would remove rust, so I went to the dollar store and bought a gallon of...