Roadster pickup panel cab to box

[Great Lakes Greg]

There is a sheet metal panel that goes between the cab and the box to keep the dust down. It is fastened to the frame. Does somebody have a picture as to how this piece is mounted?

 

[Lawrie]

NO , but i left mine out as I could not see how it went.Be good to find out.
Lawrie

 

[Floats]

Mine does not have the panel either.

 

[wrndln]

I think Ford started adding the panel between the cab and bed in 1930. I don't believe 28/29 pickups had the panel, however I could be wrong, as my wife tells me all the time.
Rusty Nelson

 

[100IH]

The Mac Hills book mentions it with some pictures. My copy is not nearby and I sold my truck about 25 years ago.

 

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

I think Ford started adding the panel between the cab and bed in 1930. I don't believe 28/29 pickups had the panel, however I could be wrong, as my wife tells me all the time.
Rusty Nelson

Wish Pat were still here, to "NAG" on me!
Bill Lonely

 

[d.j. moordigian]

I think Ford started adding the panel between the cab and bed in 1930. I don't believe 28/29 pickups had the panel, however I could be wrong, as my wife tells me all the time.
Rusty Nelson

I think Rusty is correct on this..

Wish Pat were still here, to "NAG" on me!
Bill Lonely

LOL.....ya, you need it..

 

[Bob C]

I looked at the one on my 1930 open cab and it sits on top of the splash aprons
and under the front of the bed with the front bed bolts going through the holes in the
panel. Here is a link to Snyder's panel. https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/bed-panel


Bob

 

[Great Lakes Greg]

Thanks, Bob C, that looks right.

 

[Charlie Stephens]

On my fairly original early '31 RDPU the pan sits under the splash aprons.

Charlie Stephens

 

[Bob C]

Maybe mine is wrong, makes more sense if it fits under the splash aprons.


Bob

 

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

I think Rusty is correct on this..



LOL.....ya, you need it..

Dudley,
Whut did I do WRONG, THIS TIME????
Willy Bill Paranoid