Car Aficionados: Mid 20th Century Convertible Coupe Needed

So I have a guy in 1948 and I want him to take a ride in a convertible coupe, the smaller the better. Price not a factor, though I wouldn't mind it being domestic (but also not required). I'm currently working with the idea of a custom desoto, but it's big! US cars were large at that time.

Can anyone think of a smaller alternative? (I'd also like bucket seats as opposed to a bench, but that's not dire.)

Thanks!

And it has the added benefit of being called a Studebaker! Hilarity in and of itself. Thanks, TR, I'll look into it.

I think I have a winner: 1948 Studebaker Champion Convertible! Not buckets, but it checks every other box on my list. Thanks TR!

Thanks for the link Boppa, but are there no convertible sedans? Wisegeek actually says the difference between a coupe and a sedan is the interior volume. But, you're correct, i was using the term in the vernacular, signifying two doors and small, versus sedan, four doors and larger.

Pony: I don't actually need tiny, just a smaller than average interior space. My MC is larger than average, and needs another thing to bemoan.

ETA: Although now I'm questioning my description. My MC describes the car as a convertible coupe. Wikipedia states: "The majority of convertible cars are two door models, with very few four-door models." That suggests convertible sedans did exist. Obviously I would describe it as a "convertible coupe" because I did, and my MC is no more car-savvy than me. But I think it should lean more toward being correct...Any thoughts?