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Early 1928 tudor sedan 5 Attachment(s)
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I had a early 1928 tudor come into my shop yesterday, it is a Febuary 1928 car very cool with many early features. Pluck, Pollock, you guys would love this car!!! Mike |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan unable to upload anymore pics for some reason !! the engine nuber is 24,???
mike |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Cool!! Do you know any history on it??
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan What I find very interesting is the serial number on the steering column,
I did check to see if it was a part number. My ve-28 column has no serial number... https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...9&d=1411569298 |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan My friend just bought the car and he is very knowledgable on early 28 cars. The car has been in the phila pa area for the last 50 years
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan I have never heard of the serial number on the column. The early 28's are my favorite.
Wayne |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Great car, well aged... looks super!
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Gotta love those early 28s!
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan My dad's 28 Tudor was bult at the Rouge on July 27, 1928. It has a lot of early features like a multy-disk clutch and the same type of starter switch. Cool car on these photos!
Henry's 31 |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Very Nice
You will probably find more early features as you walk around it !! |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan I will have to check this on the early column housing I have. Already sold the endplate for the early light switch, so only have the housing left. Worm and sector gears were shot. Rod
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Very cool. I had an early '28 (not as early as this Tudor) roadster pickup when I was younger, but didn't appreciate it. I kept it all original, as is my policy anyway, but had to sell it for taxes in the mid-80's. Sorry I ever let it go. A friend says, "I never sell anything, because I always regret it sooner or later." I agree, and hence a garage and house full of "stuff."
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Speaking of early roadster pickups ---- it was my understanding that even though many Model A pickups got early features such as left-hand emergency brakes, it was because Ford used outdated features on the commercial line of vehicles until they were all used up, whereas the cars got the new features as they came out. I have a 28 RPU with provision for the left hand emergency brake, but I think that it was manufactured in late 1928. Anybody know when the first Model A roadster pickup was made, and at about what serial number???
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan My March 28 sport coupe ser#62@@@ has a different column but has the same starter set up as well as the left side e-brake. I just love the early quirks
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan LOVE LOVE LOVE the early cars!! please post more pictures of the features......
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I have no idea who the previous owner was but the one photo tells the story. It's great to see an example of someone going the extra mile because they care. |
Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan I like the purple bucket under the dash. That is a feature I have never seen before, either. ;-)
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Re: Early 1928 tudor sedan Just dug mine out and no serial numbers on the housing. I know of another early chassis and may have a look at it sometime this fall. I have thought several times about buying it, but will have to hold out until I find a decent early body to put on it. Rod
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