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Re: RM Sotheby’s this weekend Three of the four fenders had crude bead repairs. The front floor pan had rusted through on the passenger side, and the entire front floor was skinned over with flat sheet metal. Once the car was outside in the sun in the staging lanes, a lower left quarter...

Re: RM Sotheby’s this weekend I was there to bid on the '33 roadster. Unfortunately, the '33, like the other early Fords in that collection, suffered from '70s restoration quality of work that wouldn't pass today. While the prices looked good, they needed work to bring them up to today's...

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Since I shared that message with Lawrie, I've made another handful of '33-34 type driveshafts. This setup has worked well behind a sbc (spiritedly driven too) for 10,000 miles. I start with an original '33-34 Ford front coupler, or have used '35-36 front couplers as well. The back end gets...

I'm in need of roof insert tack strip moldings for a '33/34 5w. I would also consider shortening a set of sedan moldings. Please PM me with anything you may have. Thanks, Cory

I bought a tire shaver last year for personal use. I'm located in Clarkston if you know of anyone in the future looking to have their tires shaved.

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SOLD I have a brand new, never mounted, set of Red's Headers for a '40 Ford passenger car and pickup. It's part number 1195 on their website. I would think that these should fit '37-40 passenger cars - but Red's carries different part numbers. They had a couple light spots of surface rust, so...

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Up for sale is an original ’32 Ford rear seat. As you can see from the photos, the cover is torn in places, but the wood and springs are in great shape. It came out of a nice tudor, only to be replaced with a seat that has a cover in better shape. The brackets on the back are in good...

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Up for sale is a new Roy Nacewicz reproduction 3w package shelf, that’s brand new, never used. It’s still wrapped up as from Roy. We changed direction on a build, and no longer needed it. It sells for $125 new, and I’m asking $50 obo, plus shipping. PM me with any questions.

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Re: 1932 3w build thread / “freshening up I don't want to turn this into a pissing match (though I'm getting ready to fuel it), so I'll leave it with this thought....for those who say we should've started with a Brookville 3w, I would debate that you could not build one for what an original...

Re: 1932 3w build thread / “freshening up It has Joe Longobardi's setup using the electronic solenoid valve.

Re: 1932 3w build thread / “freshening up Thanks guys. Like motordr referenced my previous post....yes the car appeared very original, but in reality it had been touched over the years. We didn't do anything to it that can't be undone by unbolting a few parts.

I'm looking for a nice '26-27 roadster or roadster pickup body. Please PM me with any details. Thanks, Cory Taulbert

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