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They are still out there people that are honest with integrity. Thanks to Paul & Linda Williams and also Glen Sanders for the missing parts in my 35 delivery project.Any Barners dealing with these folks can rest assured that you won't be taken advantage of.
 

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That's a great project '35 you have there keep us posted on any further progress. Glenn Sanders is a great guy and a blast to hang out with.
 
Very cool project. Gotta love '35's and you don't see too many sedan deliveries. Keep us posted on your progress. Would be interesting to follow along with you on this. You can also expect a lot of good help from the folks posting here. Glenn will go out of his way to help you with needed parts.
 
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I would love to get inside and underneath pictures of the rear wheel wells of your delivery.
 
What a great vehicle; I've always wanted one (I would prefer a '36, but a '35 would be just fine). I'll bet your glad they decided to put the multiple taillights in the body and left the rear door alone!
 
Wow that car is kickass rad. I'm not sure I have ever seen one. Damnit now I have one more car on the wish list. That would be the best swap meet car. Even sleep in the back.
 
Thanks for all the kind words. I've been looking for a 30's sedan delivery for about 9 years found this one on Craigslist. Owner lived in Maryland he bought it in 1973 , sat in his garage untouched till I bought it 2 years ago.Broke the 59 AB loose , replacing one stuck valve and guide, carb , fuel system, hydraulic brakes gone thru , fires right up.Engine runs so smooth I can can see why people love flatheads.Car was originally from Pennsylvania .Anyone who may have any background information on it would be appreciated. The side letting Says Fourney's.There is a company of that name been around since early 1910's, that makes concrete testing equipment .Talked to their historian , but the company was sold at some point and have no documents back to 1935.The dash cluster I discovered in from a 51 Packard. Any one recognize the steering wheel? Will post photos of underside as soon as possible. Not sure what they were trying to do with the tail lights , don't think they knew either......
 

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@cordbob
Understand the attraction to the sedan deliveries...As mentioned before, we need to repair the rear wheel wells on ours and if yours are fairly solid I would like to get some pictures of them if possible.
 

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Wow your 35 looks really solid.Mine does have moderate rust holes in them .The overall contour and shape is still discernable.Are yours in the condition that the original shape would be hard to duplicate .I can pull the driver's side wheel off and send photos of it with out moving the car tomorrow if that will help. I never had the step in rear bumper. Found a nice one from a 37.I need to make bumper mount brackets to put the bumper on.If you could post photos close up looking straight down at the brackets on yours so I can get an idea of the shape of them that would be very helpful.
 
I saw that car about 15 yrs ago in a garage around Pasadena Md. Think his name is Harry. I see him at hershey every year. Car use to have 59 Cadillac tail lights
 
Thanks for the kind words guys, always my pleasure to help . What goes around comes around.When i need help my Ford friends are always there for me.Its in are DNA right JM,Seth ete...
 
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