I used to sell & buy a lot of Model A stuff on ebay, but have been away from it for a few years. I've just started looking again, and I'm shocked by the starting prices for parts and bodies. Are they actually getting the prices they are asking, or are they just dreaming big dreams of what this...
On a 1927 Coupe, how do you remove the U shaped garnish that goes around the window on the doors?
Also, does anyone have that garnish for the driver's door?
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On a 28/29 Closed Cab Pickup, how do you remove the U shaped garnish that goes around the window on the doors?
Also, I need the one for the driver's door. Anybody have an extra one?
tedpittenger@smchcn.net
I'm looking for the Driver's side door window garnish that is U shaped and goes around three sides of the window for a 1927 T Coupe.
Would consider buying garnish for both doors, if you don't want to break up a set.
tedpittenger@smchcn.net
I'm looking for the Driver's side door window garnish that is U shaped and goes around three sides of the window for a Closed Cab Pickup Truck 28/29.
Would consider buying for both doors, if you don't want to break up a set.
tedpittenger@smchcn.net
Dennis, I know that the 30/31 Coupe trim are shorter.
The 28/29 Coupe/Tudor trim is slightly shorter than the 30/31 Tudor trim, but the 30/31 Tudor trim seems to line up with the holes on the 28/29 Coupe/Tudor doors.
Could you use a 30/31 Tudor garnish door pull trim on a 28/29 Coupe/Tudor door? Of course I realize that it wouldn't be accurate for a restoration, but could it be done just to get by? It appears that the holes line up, but I haven't put screws in to confirm.
1930/31 Closed Cab Pickup back panel - window and above. Someone out there have a back panel that is rotted out at the bottom? I just need the upper portion to repair a crunched top.
I used to know the name and phone number of a fellow in northern Indiana that dealt in old cars - primarily Model A Fords. He would often make trips out west to pick up old cars and bodies, and bring them back to the mid-west to sell. He had a ton of parts. Does anyone know the fellow I'm...
The fender marked #4 is a 1931 Model A Ford Wide Bed Fender. The other fender has almost the exact same profile, but without the cut out for the splash apron. The mounting holes are also larger and oblong. Does anyone know what this mystery fender might go on? Thanks!