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I am going in a different direction and now need to sell these running boards. These are the top quality ROOTLIEB running boards which are now discontinued and unavailable. I think this was the last set from Snyder's. Really nice quality, the rubber mat is vulcanized through the steel. Comes...

I think a large portion of this is the demand issue. Let's take the rootlieb 1931 running boards. They are an exact reproduction (as far as I know) made off original prints using the original method. The rubber mat is vulcanized into the running board holes. Expensive process. It creates an...

Hook it up to a tractor wheel and go for a few hours drive! That will get er clean! Looks good though steve

Anyone happen to have an OHV Setup kicking around? Used would be okay. Miller preferred. Just would want it complete.

Found this period photo elsewhere online. Maybe you all have seen it before! I know I haven't. One of the main focus points cars is a 1931 A 160-C. Sorry for the large image, didn't want to lose any quality. It's a detailed photo.

That's what I've read. I have not contacted to find out. Hopefully another batch will be made...

Seconded on a governor. I had a T engine that had the same looking thing installed, and it was used as a log splitter.

FYI, I talked and placed an order for a complete interior kit with Mike from classtique yesterday. I'm expected to have my kit done and ready to go on October 9th, 2024. You could be waiting a while, so I'd get on the list now, only going to grow. Unless top only kits are done faster?

Oops, think we both meant Cartouche :)

I agree, you'd think they'd at least pump out some mediocre cheap interior kits to satisfy some demand! By chance, since I am still waiting for my judging guide, does anyone happen to know what the correct color carpet should be for a 1931 deluxe fordor slant? Mine originally had/has a very...

I'm looking for as authentic as possible, and it looks like I'll just have to wait. Dixie, from what I saw in some somewhat recent threads, is 1-2 years out. Crazy how much demand there is. Thanks for your replies everyone. Doesn't look like any more options have opened up

Since LB and Cartouche are gone, that leaves Classtique . The current wait time for a full interior from them is one year out. Are there any other options for interiors? I've seen Hirsch Auto sells mohair... have any of you used a local upholstery shop to do the work or is it best to wait for...

Ah, that sounds like the material. Thank you for your help.

I'm in the process of ordering a new interior for my SW Deluxe Fordor. The brown mohair that classtique offers matches the original unfaded mohair well enough, but there is nothing there that matches the original headliner material. The original headliner material is a mid brown short mohair...

If there is a CAD file already made, I'd be happy to print a test part on my 3d printer. If there is no CAD file made, does anyone have some measurements and details on fitment? I could try and make something up. There is no need to have new bakelite made today, unless it's for show judging...

Thank you very much for your post. I completely agree. I've read factory paint should not flake like that, and it had me wondering. So, starting at the bottom: wheels are not original apple green (deluxe models had painted wheels (?)), fenders repainted, lower body painted black over original...

Looks nice! I love the look of the 30s and 31s. --- Fordbarn is right once again. My car was definitely Brewster green and black on top. I've ordered the judging guidelines and paint books to assist the restoration progress. Now I won't feel bad about repainting it, I'll redo it exactly as it...

You know what, I think you're on to something. I noticed some black on the cowl band, however despite all this, the apple green pinstriping is present. That got me thinking, the door jambs I think would have been painted the lower body color, right? So if the pinstriping is present on the hood...