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Can anyone tell me if the 1939 Standard Grille will fit the front-end of a 1938 Deluxe car? I know there are some differences in the stainless trim, but primarily concerned about the curvature and fitment. Thanks.
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They are he same shape and will fit; the 39 has holes for stainless on the bars; 38 has stainless down each side
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![]() Here is a comparison picture of a 1938 Ford Deluxe Coupe and a 1939 Ford Standard Coupe. Notice that the have the same front sheet metal, including the Grilles, but look at the back section, the 1939 models got a complete make-over. The lower added Stainless Steel Trim is missing on the 1939 model |
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![]() Here are close-up pictures of these two different model Ford Grilles - 1938 Ford Deluxe and 1939 Ford Standard. I hope that these pictures help you in your research. |
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![]() The removable side panels under the hoods of the 1938 Ford Deluxe and 1939 Ford Standard is where the biggest difference is. Compare these two pictures. |
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When I was a callow youth, I thought '40 DeLuxes were the cat's ass. I went through puberty and came to the conclusion that '39 DeLuxes (and to a lesser extent, '40 standards) were the best. After looking at some of these pictures, I am gaining a new appreciation for '38 DeLuxes and '39 Standards. |
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Thanks guys! Great information as usual!
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The 38 coupe’s roofline is unique.
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Well, ALMOST unique! '37 coupe roof is identical to '38 coupe roof. But I know YOU knew that. DD
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Coop, you usually ALMOST keep me honest!
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![]() Well Alan.... that in itself ALMOST puts me barely on the + side of useless! Coop |
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Good to know that if I can't find good 39 side panels that '38 fit
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2 roofs for 37/38,
Deluxe and standard coupe (Business 3 seater) Deluxe Club Coupe (6 seater) In the Australian built 37/38 club coupes they were available as both standard and deluxe both based on the 37 body. The business coupes were not made for commercial sale. |
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