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A Road Less Traveled with Restore Cars
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I have this ground strap that I have been saving for use on a 1931 Deluxe Tudor show car (potential show car at this time.)
The Standards at Area 2 page 6 show a braided strap similar to mine but according to the text that strap would be for a June 1931 car.
My strap has a Ford script which the text says is for a July build Model A which is what mine is. However, no mention...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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I'M RESTORING A 1931 DELUXE DELIVERY AND NEED TO KNOW IF THE TWO FRONT SEAT ARE THE SAME AS USED IN THE TUDOR OR THE A400 OR ANY OTHER MODEL A BODY STYLE. THE SAME QUESTION REGARDING THE TWO FRONT DOORS .
THANKS06-20-2019, 05:41 PM -
In the 30+ years I’ve had my deluxe roadster, I haven’t been able to fold the top so it fits neatly in the canvas boot. Does anyone know how to do this ? Top and boot are from LeBaron Bonney....
many thanks - JIm11-18-2019, 05:26 PM -
How to replace crank shaft pully on 1931 Ford model a with engine in car...01-19-2021, 03:21 PM
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I have a 1931 Roadster with a flat firewall, steering column bracket at bottom of tank and glass sediment bowl. The engine in the car is a May 6, 1931 number. I don't know if it's the original engine as I haven't removed the body and I don't think the body has ever been off.
Is it possible the engine could be dated into early May and still have the flat firewall? Also did the column bracket...07-17-2020, 02:43 PM
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