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Radiator closed up since 1951. Old new parts. This stuff has been tucked away for a long long time...Some new shocks from Bill Stipe...
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Re: Really Cool Old & New Stuff Wow, nice
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Re: Really Cool Old & New Stuff Would you sell me the lock cylinder with the 2 keys...?
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Re: Really Cool Old & New Stuff I'd say the item with 1933 embossed on it is part of a tool to be used to remove
and install rivets on brake linings. Peter |
Re: Really Cool Old & New Stuff New radiator is not an original Ford, Ford did not make honeycomb radiators. Still a very good radiator. No wonder 32-4 parts dried up around here after the 50s, looks like you got them all.
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Re: Really Cool Old & New Stuff As jimTN idicates, the radiator is NORS, not NOS. You could put it to good use on your roadster and hopefully have a straight fin and tube original for your coupe project.
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I meant i think they are for a model "B" / 4cyl, meaning they are probably not what i need. I have another that i cant get to because i will need to move half of the earth to do so. I am hoping that the one "i cant get to" and do not have a picture of is for a V8... I have another 32' that will be bone stock. David was just saying i could use the repo in the roadster and hopefully i had another true Ford rad for the other car (coupe) that will be stock. |
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