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Jim, in the past I was told that the later style was first introduced in April of 28. Has there been any evidence found in the archives that support that? Or is that date the change of the contact block only? Thanks Rod"Much of the social history of the Western world, over the past three decades, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good." Thomas SowellComment
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The dates in the standards are the only ones I'm aware of. since ford outsourced the horn, I doubt good records existComment
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I don't know if a copy of this article has been posted on here before, I copied it from MAFCA. I converted it from PDF to JPEG so it could be easily be reprinted by anyone from here. I saw one of these trunks on a car at a show and it was impressive compared to those for sale commercially.
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a few pics from this years meet...
the flea market sales were brisk
approx 100 model A's and lots of VFF members
many thanks to the Lehigh Valley Model A club
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A bit of info on general chassis building.
This is from an Australain site that governs our building over here, so for other countries, just use it as a guideline and check with your own local authorities.
Nothing worse than buidling a hotrod, and then the engineer/governing body refuses to register it.
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how do you go about replacing the windlace in a restored 30 tudor, the upholstery is fine but the windlace is frayed and torn at the bottom where oeople enter and exit the car.01-28-2018, 10:18 AM -
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So what body style Model A is this one?
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