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This one goes to eleven... :D Thanks for sharing that one Ryan.

Willing to ship... even to Washington. :)

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Globe Winterfront for a 1930-1931 Ford Model A Very nice condition... no hardware. -sold-

gone gone

sold...

relisted... see information above.

http://www.henryfordestate.org/index.html Well... there's another hour I'll never get back... but I'm a sucker for history and architecture. I've done a bit of exploring and reading about Ford's exploits in Michigan's Upper Peninsula over the years. On one of my favorite U.P. rivers (I also...

I drive past it a lot in the spring when we're up in the L'anse area on weekends... another "Ford" town to see is Big Bay just west of Marquette.

I wonder what that pile of frames is worth? :eek:

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So that's their official name then... thanks :) What's the best Model A body restoration book with detailed blueprints or diagrams or ??? that I can get my hands on. My body is one of those piece by piece deals. :rolleyes:

And that's where as Ryan has said... it actually belongs :rolleyes:

sold -sold-

Thanks... what do they refer to them as? Maybe I've missed them in the catalogs?

Does anyone know the proper length for the "top irons" on a 28/29 Special Coupe? These are the irons that run from the windshield post brackets to the door posts. Mine are missing and my body is in pieces at the moment so I have no way to measure what the length should be. Thanks!!!

Has to be :) If not... DIBS!!!

Lot's of companies offer wood for Model A's... but who makes the highest quality wood packages... for the most reasonable (not "cheap") price in your opinion? I'm doing a 28/29 Special Coupe and I'm a bit overwhelmed at what I'll be spending on the timber for it. I just want to get the most...

Very nice... both of them! :)

Hey... I have one of those... for $40 :D This one was IN a rock pile... the only thing I could see was the roof. It's pretty far gone and a little like swiss cheese in a few spots. We're going to use it as a shell for a drag car... someday :rolleyes: