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I bougth this basketcase 2007

http://www.brandow.eu/ford33/upd1/IMG_4446.jpg

http://www.brandow.eu/ford33/upd1/IMG_4435.jpg

This is how it looks now 2010.
http://www.brandow.eu/div/33m.jpg


You can see the progress here www.brandow.eu

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

i am a 34 guy too

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some shots of my 33 roadster

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http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...d_pete/1-6.jpg

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...d_pete/3-3.jpg

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...d_pete/6-2.jpg

Heading down to Australia within the month.

Will get a blown BBC, T400, lots of billet, shiny paint etc etc

Nah - just kidding. Will be doing nothing to the body except maybe running it highboy, just getting a full mechanical rebuild/upgrade with 40s period brakes and speed parts, maybe dropped axle, reversed springs. ALMOST sold it but glad I didnt.

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

33's and 34's sure are beauties. Thanks for posting your photos. If anyone has a 33 4 door sedan PASS side inside door latch please let me know. I did post in WANTED but perhaps not everyone reads it. Thanks.

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2 years, many hours,many $ this is where I am at now. After posting this I found out that the pickups are model # 46, sorry old age & CRS.

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Here is 'Out-of-Africa', which came as a partial basket-case, and I've had since 06. I collected a few parts, & procrastinated until July of this year. From July through Sept, I put it together, and made it 'road-ready'. First of Oct was the first time it operated on US roads, and it has completed a 600-mile trip. Really runs & drives nice !! I've had my fun, and Now it's ready and 'available' for someone else to either enjoy, or restore.

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Let's see some more Model 40's !

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Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

Hey Randy,.....

You got to quit letting these things get away !

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Your pictures bring back good memories of Austin in the 70's . It was a great small city then. We lived on Peaceful hill and Newton St. at different times. I still think about the 36 coupe I let get away at an auction about 1973.
Brian

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My 34 Roadster in out of the Cold!

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Hey Steve, How'd you keep the early driveline from messing on the carpet?

Re: Let's meet the "Model 40" guys,... 1933/1934
 

Randy, my engine doesn't leak that badly only a few drops, however if you were to lay on that carpet and look up under my car you would see a piece of fabric tie strapped on from the transmission to the oil pan to catch any "potential drips" plus I had the car on the hoist before the event and spent a few hours cleaning the bottom of the car. There was a Model T next to me and they had a tarp on the carpet from the front to the back of the car.

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Amen!

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My 1934 5w and my 1934 sedan delivery

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