Recent content by 38cab

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

I am helping a friend of mine put together a 46 Ford coupe. I recently found some very nice 1942 Ford front fenders and a hood. The seller stated that the hood is different from a 46 hood as the front was wider than the 46 hood. I realize the band going up the middle of the hood was wider on...

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Don't really know what year sedan delivery this bumper fits. Was included in with some parts I had to purchase to get what I wanted. Not perfect, but it is rare. $375. Will be at Hershey Wednesday thru Saturday. Chocolate field. CK 38 39.

Selling a pair of nice front fenders for a 39 standard or 38 deluxe. These have some surface rust and some small dents. No cracks or rust through. $700 for the pair or $400 each. Will have them at Hershey. Chocolate field CK 38 -39. Will be there Wednesday thru Saturday. fnsarno@aol.com SOLD

when you change the steering box what happens to the horn wire?

Thanks, guys. Appreciate the info. Found that Mac's has all the parts I need.

I recently picked up an 8 inch rear out of a 68 Torino. Purchased it for the pumpkin which is a 3:25 traction lock. Don't think the pumpkin was stock as it had a bunch of "form a gasket" instead of a gasket when it was installed. When I removed the wheels I was really impressed with the size...

I cannot beleive that front bolted on that great. I have a 38 car and the side panels and grille do not fit together that well. I think there was a lot of work that you are telling us about.

Looking for a 37 or 38 passenger car cowl. Pickup won't work. Windshield area not important. Will be attending both Carlisle and Hershey.

You guys are lucky receiving Hot Rod as a substitute. They stuck me with Motor Trend until the year 2020.

Looking for some very good 37 front fenders. Also, a decent grille. Will be attending both Carlisle and Hershey.

Thanks for trying to help but I have already tried the "school bus yellow" and it came out too orange. The "yellow" is more a dark yellow, if that makes sense. Did go to a local auto paint supplier, but he was no help. Thanks again.

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I worked pumping gas and washing cars at a station in 1958. Pay was $2.00 a day.