1940 standard coupe w/jumpseats?

Gumpy

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HI

just purchased a coupe that has a split back front seat and i can see studs with nuts on side floorboard areas....the floor board riser is further to the rear...the area where a package tray goes is just a band of wood....my guess is this is a deluxe business or opera coupe Herny built? whats your guess??
 
Gumpy,
What you have sounds like a business coupe that came with the rear jump, or "opera" seats. The 5 window coupe came with the package tray and solid back front seat that that flipped up to access the area below the tray. Both models came in standard and deluxe.
 
OK what I am reading its a standard business coupe with jump seats which are missing.....thankyou bob and terry!
 
It could be a standard, or deluxe. Depends on the hood/grill, dash trim, steering wheel, etc. A picture or two would help clarify.
 
everything i see on the car is standard,,, moldings, rr fender no tailight, no radio, standard grill and hood, etc thanks
 
Gumpy, send me a picture of your new purchase.Especially the floor behind the front seat.There should be bolt holes or studs aligned parrallel to the frame under the !/4 windows on both sides.I will measure my coupe from the rear floor riser to the tool tray in back and yours should be the same. And also I have a nice extra pair of opera seats complete except for the rubber boots on the upright supports.There not cheap but they would look nice and original in your car.Drake sells the rubber boots .Let me know. Joe
 
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