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Originally Posted by Railcarmover
Your question is a normal one and easily answered. Cars did not always come out of the branch (ford assembly plant) exact to detail,substitutions were made on the line per the branch managers directive to fill orders by dealers.This is a known fact,and your question has been raised many times before.So you have a town sedan with brown check cloth? highly possible..or no cowl lights. For documentation of said substitutions does not exist,and if it did it was destroyed in the archive fire..
If you intend to restore your car to judging standards Id highly advise you get a copy of the guidelines,developed over the years by restorers for the purpose of judging cars.which sets a standard from which your car will be judged..its highly unlikely if you went back in time and fetched a car fresh off the line,brought here to 2019 and had it judged it would score well..
aw hell we bumped into each other  |
Railcarmover,
Your analysis once again makes absolute perfect sense throughout. Everyone naturally wants whatever documentation they can get but even for much more recent production such as my C3 Corvette, documentation of so many of it's features just does not exist.
Thank you again,
Greg