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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Mesquite, NV / Gurnee, IL
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I am presently working on a 1950 Ford woodie, its pretty much a basket case at this point. I like the look of 1949 grille better than the 1950, other than the parking lights are there any differences? Could I simply put 49 lights on the ends of the 50 grille bar that i have? I realize relocating mount holes in the fenders will have to be addressed.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SF Bay Area
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Naw, change out the Ford grille for a 1950 Nash grille, then you've got a looker!
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Close-up - 1949 Ford Grille |
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Location: Queensland, Australia
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Close-up - 1950 Ford Grille Note the main horizontal Bar on the 1950 model is shorter than the one on the 1949 model |
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Location: South Texas
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As Mercman is showing the entire grill except "beak" at the top are different between 49 and 50. Also, the 49 front fenders are different that 50 front fenders behind the parking lights.
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