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Robert, 39 3/4".

In addition to the cast version in Pete's photo there was a stamped version nearly identical in appearance. All that I have had and seen, and that's more than a few, have been painted semi-gloss black, not green. Neither version is especially rare, but but not cheap either.

Karl?Ken, My bad, what Karl wrote is correct for '32 deluxe coupes (3 windows).

Chris and Cheryl, Merry Christmas! David

Yes.

Your choice depending on how much leverage (pedal travel and resulting effort) you want in the pedal.

I think that the original question pertained to the appearance of the gauge faces and it is a good question. The face for the combined fuel/temperature gauge was reproduced some years ago, but I don't recall a reproduction for the fuel gauge face or someone offering to refinish them.

Originally '33-'34 and will work on '32s with rumble lid as well.

Blue Magic polish.

You will also have to disconnect the lamp wiring as it passes through the license plate bracket.

None. Originally the '33-34 station wagons were equipped with an outside mirror only.

Hex nuts hanging up on 'clam shell' because their heads are too big? Should be 5/8" across flats, not more conventional 11/16".

Sorry, my response was for the floor bolts only.

Conventional hex head (thick).

None of the holes in original '33 or '34 front bumpers were oblong.