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Offering a complete set of hard to find pines trim for a 1936 ford. This set has all the correct bars and correct "smooth" bullnose. Set missing some mounting clips and has minor damage on the side of the bullnose. Sold

I suppose its also worth noting that my top kit is thrown together with what I believe to be the complete interior kit for the car, that is what is likely creating the confusion with what is included and what isnt.

Thank you very much! This is pretty much exactly what I was looking for! Now to make mine look like that!

Thanks for the reply! Your top looks great! You had to order the tack strip separate from the top kit? My kit is very old, probably from the 1980s? and its a non zipper rear window kit. I have looked thru the pieces and I don't remember seeing anything like the tack strip in the pile. Also did...

Now that I have my cabriolet up and running I am quickly realizing that I need to put the top on it. I have what I believe to be a complete Lebarron Bonney top for it, and fortunately I found the directions in the pile of stuff but I have a few questions before I start. I should also ad that I...

2 cylinder JD's will always be my favorite. Learned basically all I know from working on them with my dad! Good eye! Yep it has a 35 on the drivers side, that was pointed out a couple times. Luckily I have a 36 one to swap out! Ha, I think I will be hanging on to this one for quite awhile...

The current plan is to rebuild the 59ab. It seems like a great motor, so unless there are some unforeseen issues with it, it will be staying. Cool, I didn't even think of that! I'll have to give it a try! Thanks! Well, I don't really want to share that info, but lets just say it may have...

Well, not exactly. But I still haven't really come to terms with being able to own such a car. I've always had a thing for them, but always passed it off as more of a "when I hit the lotto" pipe dream. So anyway, I saw this car listed in an estate auction about two hours from me and never really...

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Looking for an original 28-29 roadster drivers door. Not too concerned with condition but the nicer, the better. Don't care if it has hinges included or not... Pm me or email me and let me know what you've got... michaelfairservice@gmail.com Thank you, Mike

You got a 23 1/2 foot seabox full of phaeton and roadster stuff. I wouldn't consider that too bad haha. Sure wish I had roadster doors laying around like that, my 29 could use a drivers one

I've had that topper for quite awhile. Being as we are from the Poconos, it seems fitting. I've also never seen another one.

Awhile back a good friend of mine said he was visiting an old friend of his who had an old Ford in his basement. He invited me to come check it out and see it. So I went down to check it out for myself. The first thing I saw when entering his basement garage... This car is in beautiful...

Bought a project and won't be needing these. I'm assuming they are 23-25 but there may be more years they fit. Open to offers on both just trying to free up some cash. Will ship. The grille is almost perfect with only a few very small pits. Sold... 23-25? hood. This thing is perfect, I have...

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B headlight bar, no hole for V8 emblem. Excellent condition. $130... 32 Ford front shocks, I've been told they were replacements for the originals, one moves by hand the other is tight, includes arms and dogbones... $50... 32 front spring. Someone added two leaves to the bottom at some...

Forgot to add if you are blasting your wheels yourself make sure you wear a good respirator and do it either outside or in a fairly well ventilated area. Silica dust is not something you want in your lungs

I've sandblasted for years with regular sand. I get it in hundred pound bags at a local home improvement store. I blast with a home made blaster running about 90 psi. I can post a pic if you'd like. You will not warp your wheels sandblasting them, if you did the metal was far too weak to...

If you had the springs apart you may just need to have them settle again. My grandfathers' coupe always leans towards the passengers side so he just tells everyone at shows the previous owner had a not so little, little lady.

We have no zoning laws in my town so I store my old parts in junk cars. It works out nice, keeps the stuff dry, and if someone comes and asks me for something I just tell them what car to dig through! Of course all the real good stuff is in the building.