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Ed H. 11-26-2013 06:25 PM

Fire Wall
 

Is 30 & 31 the same?

mantta 11-26-2013 06:39 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

The 1931 had the indented firewall with the gas valve on the engine side of the firewall. Some 1931's (early) still had the 1930 firewall.

Charlie Stephens 11-26-2013 06:44 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

Are you building a high point restoration or are you just worried about fit and function? After May '31 the firewall had a recess for the fuel shut off that was relocated to under the hood. During the transition some firewalls were actually stamped a second time to provide a location for the fuel shut off.

Charlie Stephens

Ed H. 11-26-2013 06:47 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

No show piece for me, just want to get it close as possible. Gentlemen here on the forum has a 31 fire wall, looks a lot better (hole wise) than mine.
So I am assuming it will ok to use the 31 fire wall?

Bob C 11-26-2013 06:57 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

It depends on which gas tank you have. The shut off valve inside the car
or under the hood.

Bob

Ed H. 11-26-2013 06:59 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob C (Post 773196)
It depends on which gas tank you have. The shut off valve inside the car
or under the hood.

Bob

Good question, will have to look.

Roadster62 11-26-2013 08:45 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

If you have extra holes filling them is a lot less work than a remove and replace on the whole firewall. Bob



Quote:

Originally Posted by chamokie (Post 773192)
No show piece for me, just want to get it close as possible. Gentlemen here on the forum has a 31 fire wall, looks a lot better (hole wise) than mine.
So I am assuming it will ok to use the 31 fire wall?


Ed Saniewski 11-27-2013 03:27 PM

Re: Fire Wall
 

Bob is right, trying to remove a firewall and welding a new on back in is a lot of work. Unless it comes with a nice cowl that you can just bolt down to the frame.


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