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Try Bratton's Catalogue 2019 page152 rear fender inner panels no. 34870 A 28-31 Grant

I too would like a copy of the Ammco 8250 chart. I have an Ammco 9250 machine .Grant Email grantsauder@hotmail.com

On the bottom of the back rest are usually two small bolt that have to be removed before lifting up the back rest so the top two clips can be lifted out with the seat. I'm restoring a 1930 Tudor and made my own back rests, according to another 30 tudor. Grant

Tom : I'm restoring a 1930 Tudor. The rear glass can be removed by removing several small bolts ( machine screws) from the D nut, same to install steel plate after installing the felts , top sponge, and glass. On the doors there is a top metal plate that can be removed by removing 3 or 4...

I have a 1930 Tudor and I have never seen any corner blocks in the original body before I started my restoration. Did the 30-31 Tudors have the same blocks as the 28-29? Thanks for your answer. Grant

I have just installed the roof rails and top on my 30 Tudor. Close up PICTURES of the side rail and end of the new roof rail would be a great help to all of us to help solve your problem, Grant

I' 86 and trying to finish a 1930 Tudor. I have a 1931 Sport Coupe waiting in the wings for my next project. Grant

Thanks Tinman080: I will be ordering a set from ebay. Grant

Hi: I am restoring a 30-31 Model A frame and the horns have been butchered and welded and are a total mess. i would like to get anew set of horns and have them properly welded in place. What mfg. makes these horns? Or would one of the suppliers have new or replacement horns. Thanks in...

What are the numbers for the modern points from the Ford Motor Co.? I need 4 sets and I'll See if I can get them here in Canada. Thanks Grant

I'm restoring a 1930 Tudor and will be installing the rear fenders with hex nuts,flat washers and lock washers. All as listed in Bratton's catalogue. Regards Grant

BD there are two brackets that are riveted to the front bottom of the seat frame that snap behind the metal riser to hold the seat from moving forward. They are not shown in your picture. See Bratton's Catalog item No.36070. I'm restoring a 1930 Tudor from the ground up. Grant

The column is supposed to be painted black etc. as you stated in your searches. Grant

Sorry: It's to prevent noise and vibration between the two parts. Grant

The two holes in the back of the apron are to have a felt riveted to it to provide a noise and vibration between the two parts. See Bratton's #22050. Grant