1934 Ford Tudor Fender Braces

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rockable

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Anyone have any pictures or diagrams of the fender brace locations for my 34 Tudor? I did some searching but didn't find anything on 34's. I want to make sure I get this right.
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Rock
 
At the front of your frame there are 3 holes in a triangular pattern, The front fender braces bolt into these holes.
 
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There left and right braces; should be pretty clear which is which. There is also a strap the runs from the fender brace, thru the inner fender, and bolts to the front crossmember. Top of my head I don't remember if they are side specific (later braces are); but again easy to tell if they are by how it matches to the crossmember.
 
The location of the rear pair (bracket [front fender] rear) is also self-evident. The front pair were also labeled as "brackets" by Ford and only the supporting parts between the front cross member and the fender brackets were labeled as "braces" and there were no unique right side/left side versions of those braces.. Those nomenclature distinctions help to minimize confusion given that there were four different support components for the front fenders.
 
Are you using an aftermarket frame? IF so make SURE the body bolts are in the right place because the fit of the hood, radiator, grille, and front fenders depends on all those being in the right place. Fitting it all is not easy under the best circumstances.
 
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