1963 M Roadster - Warehouse Discovery
 
1963 M Series (TriPower) Sports Roadster discovered by Don Marsh and Jim Wulf in a suburban Philadelphia warehouse. Twelve years in limbo.
 

   


Hidden behind a 50's Nash.
Looks like a Thunderbird.
Closer inspection revealed three filled holes in fender.
Tonneau cover in place. Aftermarket or original?
Package tray is there, but rusty.
Definitely an original tonneau cover.
Most convertible parts were in the trunk.
The data plate says "M"!
The radiator support stamping says"M"!
The invoice found later confirms the "M" status.
Five original Kelsey Hayes wheels found in the car.
Dash is out, but nearby with original grab bar.
A little rust on the top arms.
Seats were found stored at a nearby uph. shop.
Hydraulics are there, but need lot of work.
Some rust holes in the trunk floor.
Pump and solenoids all accounted for.
Leaking hydraulics preserved the metal.
The flip lid parts were found in a box.
Original factory crayon markings.
Unexplained hole cut in the firewall.
Undercarriage also a little rusty.
Parts were scattered throughout the warehouse.
Taking the car home to a renewed life.