The 32 Model B that I pulled out of my fathers Quonset has the commercial radiator shell and is excellent condition. Looking for advice on whether I should look for a B-8200 passenger car grill or paint the grill gray like described in David Rehors The 1932 Ford Book? Would the stainless add-on mounding attach to this grill. The car as is has sentimental value.
1932 commercial radiator shell on Tudor
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DavidG
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It depends on what you want. If the car has sentimental value as you state, and the commercial radiator is an important part of that memory, then leave it as is. It wasn't built that way and if that is important to you, then you can start your search for the original separate grill and radiator shell.
The stainless molding used on the separate radiator does not fit on the commercial/truck one-piece grill and radiator shell.
The stainless molding used on the separate radiator does not fit on the commercial/truck one-piece grill and radiator shell.