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is it still for sale? bcharlton@buffaloxrx.com Brian

Thanks Charlie, I will do the same. I can trim off the inside bracket for the tail light and have it fit inside the rumble step. Brian

I thought so. It seems that the 32 rumble cars would have opted for the right taillight even though it was not standard on the 32s. Maybe I will go without the rumble step and install the original tailight anyway. Brian

ps I am also installing the original bumbers and need to us the spreader bar holes for the bumber bracket as well. It is getting pretty crowded on the right side.

I am converting from the hot rod tail lights back to the origianl tail lights. I noticed the step for the rumble on the right side is bolted into the spreader bar holes. I need the right tail light to use those holes as well and they do not "marry" well together. Did Ford make the right tail...

wow. Great motor, great car. Good luck with it. BC

I have all the hardware installed. Looking for the original seats. bcharlton@buffaloxrx.com 716-609-1569 Brian

Have the hardware hinges etc. Just neet the seats. Any help??? bcharlton@buffaloxrx.com

Great car Vic I think I will be pulling the trigger on it soon. BC

Thinking about buying one and restoring to stock. Any members with pictures? The price is around 10 grand. Is that about correct for a complete, straight original? Any help would be apreciated. Brian

As a FNG, I hope to get some help here as well as the Hamb. I have a steel body original 32 5 window unmolested. It does have a little different suspension and a newer 351 Ford motor. I would like to continue to rely on the help of senior members that have far more experience then I do as I...

Just my little 351 Boss

Glad to hear so many opinions. When the smoke clears, people need to have respect for your propoerty. I am looking forard to showing children the majic of owning something old. I have kids over at my basemant malt shop on a regular basis and eveything in the shop is to be used. Here are some...

How many of us have seen these signs at "Crusie Nights" Maybe it's me but I will have a new sign made up for my 1932 ford to display car shows and cruise nights this summer "Please enjoy the car and feel free to sit inside" Last year I saw a 60 year old man almost rip the arm off an 11...

As the FNG to this forum, I am very careful how I address car guys that do not have original Henny Ford Steel. I am fortunate to have 2, 5 window original coupes. 1 1932 Ford and 1 1931 Oldsmobile. I have seen stunnning glass builds and Brookville that repesent our hobby well. As for China...