1933 1934 Potter Trunk Instructions

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Attached is a copy of the original Potter trunk installation instructions. Cleaning out my hard drive and thought someone could use this.
 

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do you still have the potter trunk installation instructions? I tried to enlarge it and I still could not read it. could you send it direct to me, email? or a printed copy? address: 9018 jareau ave. so. ,cottage grove, mn 55016. I really would like to get them, to help me put the trunk on the car. thanks , jim ringstad email is fine or phone 651 459-1043 if you wanted to call ??
 
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It would be nice if you could make clear copies of those instructions. I certainly would be interested in obtaining a copy of same....
 
Try blowing this version up, black and white and darkened made the instructions much more readable. Gary
 

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I am installing a potters trunk ( just started on it tonight). Some of the parts I am using are rough, as none of the parts came from the same car/trunk. I am having to make the bracket that extends the spare tire carrier out as the original I have is too rough to use. It is in my opinion the most crucial part. After I get everything fitted and painted I'll post pictures as I do the final installation for future reference


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Michael,

Are you going to drill the attachment holes into the back of the body like the original instructions specify?
 
David, sadly yes... without those two mounting points you would solely be relying on the wooden base which is nothing more than simply tacked to the trunk. I am having a hard time finding correct weatherstrip for the lid. I have the original as a sample and may just have to send it off to Steele rubber so they can try and match something to it.
 
Hello 35fordtn. I've seen your pic on the potter trunk and noticed your 1934 Fordor had some rear wheel coverings??? I've not seen them and can you tell me about them. I'm very interested in looking into getting a set for mine.
Kind Regards,
David W. Ahlf
 
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Hello 35fordtn. I've seen your pic on the potter trunk and noticed your 1934 Fordor had some rear wheel coverings??? I've not seen them and can you tell me about them. I'm very interested in looking into getting a set for mine.
Kind Regards,
David W. Ahlf
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Digger, a member on this forum, has a pair For Sale as seen on the Swap Meet section of Ford Barn...
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Re: Fender Skirts for '34
Please go to the Swap Meet section. My skirts are up for sale again
 
Hi Michael, Just an unsolicited recommendation.I’ve always loved the look of 33-4 sedans with the Potter trunk but I also love the look of GarWood fender skirts with 34 Victoria tail light stands. Just my opinion.
 

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To each his own; likely you fancy the DeSoto bumpers and that incredibly unsafe rear window too!
 
Here's a reproduction I made of the instructions if this helps.
 

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