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08-06-2015 09:15 AM #1

rumrumm
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Car Year, Make, Model: '32 Ford 3W Coupe, 383 sbc

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The roof on a 1926 Model T is nearly flat. I would think a sheet of 18 gauge sheet metal could be used to cover the opening without a lot of shaping required.

Lynn
'32 3W

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