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I would like to purchase a spiral bound manual, published by the Early Ford V8 Club of America, titled "The 1933-34 Ford book" Restoration Manual. If you have a copy of this book and would consider selling it, please let me know. Thank you very much for your time & consideration. Darrell...

The car’s original owner swapped the hood & grill out in favor of ‘34 versions, prior to parking the car in 1946.

The original owner installed the ‘34 hood & grill some years before parking the car in 1946. This car has been garage kept since new. I’m it’s fourth owner. It’s never had rust or even a door ding.

Thank you, Bob C.

Several months ago, I was fortunate to become the next caretaker of a '33 3 window coupe. This car hadn't been out of the garage in 41 years. When checking out my new family member, I discovered that the axle, wishbone, and spring perches had been welded together. I've disassembled the front...

Thank you. Yes, the original owner changed the hood & grill sometime in the late 40’s or early 50’s.

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A couple of months ago, I was able to purchase a VERY, VERY nice 1933 Ford 3 window coupe "survivor". I wanted to share this bit of good news and good fortune with y'all. About 9 years ago, a very good friend (Donnie Smart/Valdese, NC) gave me the contact information for a gentleman (Ken...

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I left you a voicemail regarding the '34 frame

All of the side glass moldings are easily suitable for chroming. The rear window molding has pitting and small rust holes (the holes showed up during rust removal). It's still solid, but would be best painted. The other moldings are in "as removed" condition. That's original Ford primer & ink...

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Check out the photos and let me know if you have any questions or can use these pieces. I charge only the actual cost of shipping - no packaging or handling charges. 423-943-0195 is my cell phone number.

The guy in North Carolina that does the door conversions is Don Smart (Valdese, NC 828-874-4609). Here are a few photos of the pieces he makes, which yields a nice conversion.

I just wanted to add my note of thanks and appreciation for Shelly's work and to Ryan for picking up and continuing this site. Thank you.