hi my name is Larry and I am trying to find any information out about a car that I own and not having much luck with finding info, I even wrote to the benson ford research library and they responded with no info's there any other beside the Henry ford ? please let me know, thanks in advance
1930 tudor sedan
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Keith True
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Just what are you trying to find out about it?Need a little more info to go on.
Model A Canuck
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ModelA29
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Pics and the serial number. Tell us the story you are trying to confirm.
These are nearly 100 years old and very little info exists for individual cars. You can't even confirm what body style or color was assigned to which serial number. Don't discount the reputations of used car salesmen lots of stories have been created to help sell cars over the years.
1st rule of thumb buy the car not the story.
These are nearly 100 years old and very little info exists for individual cars. You can't even confirm what body style or color was assigned to which serial number. Don't discount the reputations of used car salesmen lots of stories have been created to help sell cars over the years.
1st rule of thumb buy the car not the story.
Canton_Model_A's
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I also agree with ModelA29, we need further information on your car. Pics are a great plus. There is a wealth of knowledge here at the 'Barn', please don't be afraid to ask. We are here to help everyone in the hobby.
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Canton_Model_A's
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what happened to the OP. this thread got silent fast
Chris in WNC
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many cars have letters and numbers stamped on the body crossmember just ahead of the drivers seat.
often this will tell which assembly plant produced the car....
often this will tell which assembly plant produced the car....
Chuck Dempsey
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I found my assembly plant, Charlotte, right in front of the passenger seat on my '29 Tudor, so check the entire crossmember....