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04-25-2011 09:25 AM #1
IC2, Thanks for the message. There are some rodders close by. One is a neat '32 roadster in Mechanicsville and John York's Kit Car shop is just over the hill. The problem is that I need to spend more time on the car and I am finding that each car is so different that most folks are reluctant to look at a one-off set of wires. Anyway, I am writing here to ask if anyone has a genuine 1929 Ford hood to explain that cutout in the back edge of the hood? I have some other errands this week but I plan to replace the back rod bracket with a '30-'31 bracket and paint the bare part of the center rod. Yes the cowl webbing is on there but the ridge in the Bebops cowl seems pretty far back. I guess this is just the usual messing around with hood alignment other folks have cussed over.
Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/Teen Rodder
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04-25-2011 09:32 AM #2
Explain what your wiring problems are and I'm sure some one can helpKen Thomas
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04-26-2011 08:32 PM #3
Don I have no problem with glass since sometimes its the best way to go with a clean start and the car you want . I have watched the build for a few years now and you have done a fantastic job . Can't wait myself to see you in the maiden voyage down the street .
Hopefully some year I can get a 33 or 34 myself and it will be glass , a rusted parts missing car is still out of budget .Last edited by bluestang67; 04-26-2011 at 08:34 PM.





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