1932 Ford 5 window coupe.  Parahaki mould from the 1980's. Rear fenders available.  Chopped or standard roof.	koop de glass 43 Konini Street Inglewood 4330 phone 06 7568460 or mobile 0272 456 460 www.koopdeglass.co.nz koopdeglass@xtra.co.nz
	1933 Ford 3 window Ford Coupe.  Chopped or standard roof. Available fully fendered with running boards.  Other panels include grille surround and bonnet. We are currently building a new mould to replace the somewhat tired one, and there'll be other new items of interest coming up soon.  When we first bought the moulds, they were sold to us as 1934; however we recently have learned, because of small differences, that they are 1933.
	1923 T-Bucket.  Brand new mould.  Big-body.  Fenders, pick-up bed and turtle deck available. You can now buy our T Bucket with opening doors. We have developed a smooth dash to fit the T-bucket, plus other interesting small and large developments being worked on right now. Go to the T Bucket page to view the smooth dash.
(C) koopdeglass, 2004 on all products produced by koop de glass According to Ministry of Economic Development, regarding copyright. Our product, molds and panels from the molds, come under 'Artistic Craftsmanship' Copyright protection lasts 25 years. They advise to include a copyright statement or notice on a work.  This will inform others that the work is subject to copyright protection and that consent is not granted to copy the work or deal with it in any other way restricted by copyright.  Copyright protects the particular manner of expressing an idea or conveying information. The Copyright Act 1994 allow copyright owners to control certain activities relating to the use and dissemination of copyright works.  Under the Act, copyright protection comes into existence automatically upon the creation of any original work. Our copyright is shown as (C) koopdeglass, 2004. When we sell you, our customer, a coupe body, or T bucket, or sundry fibreglass panels, they are subject to copyright.  We allow you to modify, cut, or otherwise change to customise the fibreglass panel to fit your intended project.  We do not allow you to use the fibreglass product to make a mould in any way, shape or form, from the product and on-sell for profit.  Our product is unique to us.  If we find this has been done, we will take it further.  We are aware that there was a mould made from a body prior to our purchasing the 32 5 window mould (Parahaki) in July 2004.  We are aware of (and have spoken with the owner) at least one 32 body sold from that mould.  We do not hold that person accountable and are on good terms with him. We do not use white or black gelcoat in the producing of any fibreglass bodies, and all our glass bodies carry a copyright sticker. We are currently seeking legal advice regarding the selling for profit of any glass body originating from the mould pirated off the Parahaki molds after our July 2004 purchase date. Robin and Lynda Barnes.