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I agree with Terry. The ones pictured are not the same as the ones in my 35. But the part number is correct. https://welderseries.com/store/Garnish-Moulding-Window-Channel-Clips-1935-39-Ford-p781097605

According to some ads, they are the same from 32 through 48 Part number 48-703536-B $6.95 on Ebay.

Thanks Gary. That makes it very clear. Pete, once again, thanks for making big enough for these old eyes to see.

There are a couple types of brushes made for spoke wheels. Google motorcycle spke wheel cleaners and you'll come up with a bunch of them.

Thanks Terry. I found a couple sources for them. SSFFnomad, it's the second ones. Thanks. Cut does anyone know a secret to removing them? I'm concerned they'll break. Did the front windows use them too?

I am preparing to put the garnish molding back on my 35 tudor sedan. The rear window molding has small flat clips, to hold the wire imbedded in the "fuzzY' window seal. I have eight clips in each piece of molding. My front windows do not have these. But they do have small screws holding a jagged...

I went through a similar exercise, a few years ago, with my 65 Ranchero. Trying to ID seats by the stitch pattern is extremely difficult. Especially since it could have been redone with a custom stitch. To me, they look like pickup seats. Get as close as you can to that seat back mechanism and...

I just went through this with my 35 tudor sedan. What are you installing it in? The info I received may be helpful.

I used one in my 65 Ranchero. The engine/****** combo I had was not matching up with a readily available gear, so I went with a plug in GPS unit. They are nice. Very accurate and very convenient. There are several nice looking ones, to install, for a lot less than the one at TEMU...

I see it as a simple matter of generational familiarity. Those of us in our 60s and 70s remember the days when the cars we have were "the real classics". They were the cars our fathers drove. The cars customizers built. Today we see our children buying the cars they were familiar with. The cars...

A good point for sure. However, in this case, it does match my personal experience. I did add that part in.

I searched: "Can electric fuel pumps be used with mechanical fuel pumps"? This is the response. Yes, electric fuel pumps can be used with mechanical fuel pumps. This combination allows for improved fuel delivery and starting performance. Here are some key points to consider...

Don Rogers, azlkk, rockfla Thank you. This is exactly what I need. I think I will go with a high quality marine vinyl material. The stuff comes in many grain configurations and is fairly common around the coastal upholstery shops in this area. Petehoovie, thanks for the enlargement. My tired...

"Here’s before and after results. Not happy about the wrinkles but it was 105F when I finished so I hope that they smooth out. Getting the thick vinyl in plus the liners was a pain." Not a bad job at all. What is that trim around the outside ede? Is there a name for it? Did it come in the kit?

If it may be of any help at all, here's me and my friend fitting the roof kit on my 32 sedan. Not 100% correct but does generate plenty of positive comments from people that have seen it. That looks great. A real nice job. Lots of information too. Thank you.