Henrietta out of hiding
 

It's been a while since I posted something, thought I'd get back on fordbarn and share a few photos. I wrote a brief story about my 1931 Deluxe Tudor that I found on eBay on a Friday in March, 2007 and purchased the next day. I got the car running a month after the purchase and then licensed "Henriett" in December. I happily drove it, rusty here and there and no interior, until I saw a restored Dlxe 55-B and got the bug to have the car restored. It came home in January and I'm still working on the interior and need to get the sun visor on but will have it registered and licensed by the end of this week.
Hopefully the before, during, and after photos were uploaded.
Don't you just love the rebirthing of these old girls???

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PS(the story was in The Restorer in 2007 or early 2008 and the car is named Henrietta, not Henriett, I can't type sometimes.)

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Nice car good job

Mike

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Beautimus!!!

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Is that Brewster green (light or dark) on the body? What is the color and code?

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Brewster Green upper body, Apple Green wheels (pin stripe not yet applied inside or outside). PPG, Delfleet Essential polyurethane single stage, looks like the Brewster Green is #502544 and the Apple Green is #502785 although the "7" has paint running over it on the paint can so it's a good guess. I don't believe that there was a Brewster Green light or dark choice for the "A" but I can tell you this is a dark green and it's gorgeous if I don't say so myself.
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Nice job, thanks for posting!

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Great looking car and colors. Looks like another nicely restored one in front of it also.:)

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Beautiful workmanship. Kudos

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Nice Job Jim, hope to get to see it one day.

Tom, Lakeshore Model A

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Nice Job Jim!

Thanks for resurrecting another gal from the grave. Tom W noticed it too, what's in front of Henrietta?

Robert

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A '28 Special Coupe. Henrietta was bought by the previous ownwer so he could turn it into a hot rod. Whew!!!!

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I remember the day you took that car home for the first time. Am looking forward to see it now.

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Very nice job, from another Tudor!