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Hi Guys,
My 30 Model A was disassembled by a previous owner and I think I am missing some things. I did a lot of searching for info on size and types of body bolts and have not found it so far. If anyone cares to share the size and type bolt used to mount the body I would appreciate it. Also, were caged nuts used inside the frame rails or regular nuts on something like carriage head bolts? New to A's but not cars. Thanks. Gordon |
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what body style do you have?
the suppliers sell everything you need body mount bolt kits, blocks etc |
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This may help
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Sorry I should have noted that. I have a roadster body.
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Mike that PDF file is excellent! Thanks.
Gordon |
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It should be pointed out that the PDF is a scan from the Judging Standards and RESTORATION HANDBOOK.
If you do not have one you can see it would be a valuable asset. |
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Well worth the $30 investment!
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Alaskan A's Antique Auto Mushers of Alaska Model A Ford Club of America Model A Restorers Club Antique Automobile Club of America Mullins Owner's Club |
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Seems like that book would be worth its weight in gold! Any idea as to where I can purchase one?
Gordon |
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Either of the National A Clubs would be a good place to start. I suggest you join one or both for their club magazines.
I believe most of the major Model A parts houses carry it. I know Brattons does. While you are at it Vol 6 of the How to Restore Your Model A has an article about the deluxe roadster. Lots of pictures and details. |
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Thanks for the info. I appreciate it very much!
Gordon |
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As soon as someone mentions judging they feel the book is not for them. Everyone should get the book!
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