We got the 28 tudor missing darn near everything , so it was a big jigsaw puzzle with most parts missing. I have searched but cant seem to find a relevant picture of what goes behind the metal triangle bracket in the top rear corners . Some of the top wood came with it some was missing ,which we fabricated. Some had nasty black mould. Thanks.
Rear top wood question
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mercman from oz
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Larger picture of Woodwork question in 1928 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan.
Unfortunately we do not have that book , and probably with terribly slow delivery to down under would not get it for maybe 3 months. But will search for the book . Am waiting on some rear gears they took 8 weeks to go from TX to chicago domestic then 2 weeks to go from chicago domestic to international, then dang it all they head for Dallas international, now after 10 weeks they are In Tokyo???
We have ordered the book , but by the time that gets down under i am sure we will be done.
I have tried to post a picture of the wood top bow by the centre metal roof rail but upload keeps failing , does any on have an image of exactly where the centre wood bow goes in relation to the metal bar? Ok finally got one pic to upload , still can’t get the others so hopefully you’ll get the idea. On the HAMB uploading is a cinch , maybe pics are too big for here??
I have tried to post a picture of the wood top bow by the centre metal roof rail but upload keeps failing , does any on have an image of exactly where the centre wood bow goes in relation to the metal bar? Ok finally got one pic to upload , still can’t get the others so hopefully you’ll get the idea. On the HAMB uploading is a cinch , maybe pics are too big for here??
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Dennis Pereira
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I was thinking the Tudor had the same bracket as the coupe . A short curved roof bracket one on each side with a wide roof bow ?
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Papakura Bruce
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Hi,my4dv8
I have ALL the top wood in good condition , as patterns to be used as templates.
Ilive in Auckland NZ.
post your Ph.No. and I will call you
Cheers Papakura Bruce
I have ALL the top wood in good condition , as patterns to be used as templates.
Ilive in Auckland NZ.
post your Ph.No. and I will call you
Cheers Papakura Bruce
Brent has some pictures of a 1929 Tudor on his site.
https://www.model-a-ford.com/proj_8.shtml
https://www.model-a-ford.com/proj_8.shtml