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wilmalcolm

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I assume these two pans are from a '35 and a '36.
Is this so, where does it go? Directly under the radiator and which is which? Thanks for your help!
Will in Garrison, NY
 
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wilmalcolm said:
I assume these two pans are from a '35 and a '36.
Is this so, where does it go? Directly under the radiator and which is which? Thanks for your help!
Will in Garrison, NY
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NOT 1935 car, NOT sure about 1935/36 Pick up's/Model 51's??
 
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Your coupe (IF 1935) would have the attached front of the radiator grill pan, sorry but I don't have a picture of the small 90 degree (or sort of an S shaped) pan on the back bottom of your radiator pan and then you should have a set of engine tins either side of your engine picture attached (which has BOTH left hand engine tins and RHD engine tins for comparison, the bottom two engine tins are the LHD ones, the two matching tops are for RHD (somewhat cut and or modified).
 

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Couple photos of the engine pans and the pan for under and rearward of the radiator.
 

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The very early radiator pan does not have the large hole. The pan for in front of the radiator comes in two slightly different versions depending upon which radiator you have. The small top tank radiator has it's overflow tube in the front center of the radiator and the lower pan has a cut out for the tube to pass. The large tank radiator has it's overflow on the side so the lower pan is without the small cut out.
 
The "early" VS "Late" front grill pan for 1935 that TerryOH posted above. NOTE the flat crank hole opening VS the raised on the late....These also coincided with there own "early" Vs "late" inner engine fender panels as well.
 

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