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DavidG · 07-23-2011, 01:38 PM

Or perhaps recalling that a '33-'34 four-cylinder rear axle is shorter than the V-8 version, but it's not six inches worth. The body will fit any '33-'34 112" wheelbase chassis or frame (they were all 112" except those for the big trucks) without modification to either the body or the frame. A RHD frame that was original to Australia would normally be stamped with a number that begins with either C18F (for V-8s) or BF5 (for fours).

07-23-2011, 01:38 PM	#10
DavidG Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: southeastern Michigan Posts: 10,094	Re: 1933/34 ford chassis identification?. Or perhaps recalling that a '33-'34 four-cylinder rear axle is shorter than the V-8 version, but it's not six inches worth. The body will fit any '33-'34 112" wheelbase chassis or frame (they were all 112" except those for the big trucks) without modification to either the body or the frame. A RHD frame that was original to Australia would normally be stamped with a number that begins with either C18F (for V-8s) or BF5 (for fours).