Thanks Parklane but I want to bring the front of the car back up. This was a modified car built in LA back in the seventies and then gradually modified further by a succession of owners after it had been shipped over here. I want to get it back to the stance it had back then.
Please excuse my ignorance here. I'm well versed in buying parts for my 32 but have just bought a '54 Customline and have no clue where to start with parts. The car currently has chopped front springs and I want to put a set of standard ones in. Where is the best place to buy? Although I am in...
I am in need of a right side(passenger side) rear quarter garnish for a '32 Tudor sedan. A rough one will do fine as long as it is repairable. Although I am in the UK I need the part sent to NJ where it can be shipped to me.
I have all of the others so only need this one.
I see that the new reproduction 5 window door latches are saying that they will work on a sedan by modifying the length of the arms to the remote handle. Before I spend my money on a pair can anybody please tell me if this is correct. My originals are really badly worn.
The door window channel guides are missing on my 1932 Tudor, these are the metal U channels which sit vertically not the felts. I see that So Cal Speedshop list the ones that go at the latch end of the door but what do people use at the front end? Is it just metal U channel made to fit?
Thank you.
I am in the process of replacing the rotten windshield frame on my sedan. In removing the screws which hold the hinge brackets and slider brackets to the frame I noticed that all 4 pieces are also held to the frame by what looks like a rectangular weld in the centre of each piece. Was this the...
It makes it hard for those of us that are in England and are genuine. I need a few scruffy window garnish trims for my '32 sedan but hesitate to place a wanted ad simply because I know that it will lead to so many scam replies.
I got one from Ron Francis Wire Works. Not cheap but I like the quality of their products even though I hope to never use it:
http://www.ronfrancis.com/prodinfo.asp?number=CR-92