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The diagram is on page 301 of the 1944-1952 Ford Body Parts Catalog for Passenger cars and trucks. If you want a photo of it I can text you one. Regarding the lines you may want to consider contacting Hydro-E-Lectric, Paul Cabral at (941) 639-0437. He can make you Hose lines, non-metal, to fit.

Did the headers fit okay in the 40? Any clearance issues with the steering box?

It's a pain but you can also remove the radiator to get the crossover pipe installed.

Here is a photo of my 1937 Standard Coupe.

I agree with bill h. I have the same problem with my 47 Ford Convertible rear windows.

Are the new tires radials? If so did you need to use tubes?

47 Fordguy I'm looking to buy new tires for our 47 convertible. How does your car drive, handle, and ride with the new tires. Bud

I'm trying to find out if these cardboard trunk panels tha cover the top well and the trunk sides are available. They are blue in color in the attached photo. Thank you, Bud

Coolcoupe Search for this thread, "40 Tudor Front Seat Parts I believe this is comment #27 regarding the part purpose, FYI Originally Posted by nospartsman View Post "Here's some more photos of the mythical seat back shields on 1940 Ford split back seats. Their purpose is to prevent the...

Fordy 6- I don't believe these parts are currenlty being reproduced.

Cool Coupe: There were two piecs as Terry OH indicated. I don't believe they are currenly being reproduced.

Here is a photo of the seat part attached to the front seat frame pivot in my 47 convertible. Thanks to Kube for his advice on where this part attaches. Bud

Kube, Thanks for the info. Bud

I have a 47 convertible. I have these two pieces unattached from the seat. I too am trying to figure out how they fit and their intended purpose.

Re: The “37 Footer” pickup Congratulations on your new old pickup. Enjoy it.

Brian Give the Early V8 Garage a call. They are located in West Covina Ca. Phone # (626) 338-2282. Richard and Dennis Lacy are the owners. They specialize in brake conversions for early fords,are experts in Early Fords and may be able to help you. I have used them for brake related projects...

My 1937 came with the split seats that pull forward to get to the area behine the seat.

Re: I’d this steering wheel please Here is a photo of my 1937 Ford Standard Sterring Wheel. Looks like yours.

Here's a photo of my glove box and springs attached.

Seth is correct.