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Insert top. I don't believe Ford started producing steel tops until 1937. I have attached a photo of my coupe. You can just barely see the insert top.

No trash pickup. I must go to the landfill. I live in the "sticks".

I would advise you to not buy this stuff. Especially considering where you are located. Parts value has plummeted and most likely will continue to do so. Add the additional cost to get something from Alaska, and you slim down your opportunity to sell. I do understand your dilemma having been...

51 heads are 60HP Ford, 37 - 40. Some value, not much. KRW tool cuts the relief for the valve chamber in cylinder heads. This has some value. On ebay, maybe $150. Clocks are '40 Mercury as has been advised. Little value. Some, but not much. Maybe $25 each. The A head is 39 / 40 Ford. You may...

I have used Passport dozens of times with great results. Price will be more reasonable if you do not require an exact date(s). I used Blue Highways once. A complete horror story.

Andy is the ONLY person to consider in my opinion.

Yep! I had quite a few done by Andy. He was prompt, fair in his pricing and quite the craftsman. ANDY FALANDES andys.shoxs@gmail.com

You heard correctly. Apple does total CRAP work. I think they get new business now and then but zero repeat business.

Gosh, I wish my memory was better. I'd restored two '39 convertible coupes and simply can't recall what they had. I do seem to recall that some body styles had the design with the separate feet. Sorry I am unable to be more definitive. I'll try to find time to search my notes in the next few...

If it has studs, someone swapped out the authentic bolts at some point. You want to know length of the non-original studs? Remove them and measure.

The top tracks (in the photo) were used pretty much the entire '39 run.

You are correct. Try these guys for the bezel. S2 is satin black.

If authenticity matters to you, the bezel was S2 finish.

They were reproduced many years ago. Sadly, the man making them passed away.

TJ, I believe we are talking about different things. There were two styles of seat brackets. One style had the "feet" integral of the brackets. The other; what sounds as if you have, have separate "feet". Regardless of style, in '39 they were bolted directly though the sheet metal, no...