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Quick question and thank you for your input. When bolting upper and lower two piece front fenders together should I use something between the two such as seam sealer or just bolt them and use something to fill any voids afterwards. What is the correct method? Appreciate your help.

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I’m in search of a pair of 1941 ford car bumper irons. I would also purchase a left only as a gentleman on here offered a right. These irons are one year only. Thanks for looking. Tom

Thanks to all. I replied to the marketplace add looks exactly what I’m looking for. Fingers crossed.

I’m in need of a grille chin for a 1941 ford. Also a set of outside grilles for the same. Would consider single grille in decent shape. Thanks for looking. Tom got one thanks

When I put my coupe together about 12 years ago I was able to purchase repop 41 side grilles in chrome. It seems carpenter has them in bare metal but given the price of plating it would be cost prohibitive. Wondering if anyone purchased these and if so what are they made of. I’m thinking pot...

I think that they used two different bumper profiles in 41 also

Hello I am in need of a grille chin for my 41 coupe. I found one in parts for sale from Jeff however I can’t contact him as I just rejoined and do not have 9 posts. I really don’t want to post random crap to get 9 posts. Any advice?

Thanks, I looked closer at the pictures and it looks like they are just pu together with a few loose bolts.

I’m repairing my 41 coupe front sheetmetal. Found a pair of fenders for a super deluxe in good shape for a decent price. From the pictures it appears where they bolt together there is a recess where the chrome strip goes. Can anyone confirm this. Thank you ai advance

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Due to an error on my part I am in need of front fenders, chin piece, grilles, bumper irons and possibly a bumper for a 41 ford car. Basically a front clip minus the hood. Would also consider an entire car.I am in NW Pennsylvania and willing to travel. Thanks, Tom