The guy looked closer at his frame number and the 0 is really a 3 so the number is CA3271 that would mean that the frame was stamped in early April in 1928. I looked in the Judging Standards and it said that the closed cab pickup didn't come out until June of 1928. What I'm wondering now is...
I had seen that in the Judging Standards but it has the early braking system with the left hand emergency brake handle. I was wondering if the "0" was part of the frame number and not the engine number?
I have a 1929 Briggs Town Sedan and I have a LeBarron Bonney interior kit that I'm installing. I have a couple of questions about the windlace. On the piece of windlace above the doors, does the core of the windlace go over the doorpost windlace or are both windlace cores cut off so that there...
I used the rubber boots that Bartton's sells and they keep the motor from grounding. Were the boots used originally? If so the motor is insulated from the windshield frame. I put a post in the wanted section of the Ford Barn and someone had what I was looking for.
Did the Briggs 1929 Town Sedan 155B come with metal corner braces on the rear wood subrails and did the bumper body braces bolt to the corner braces or the wood subrail?