Garage full of antique Ford parts

[FortyNiner]

Agreed on the project car - it is a '46. The park light shape/position and the color scheme of the the speedo & clock are unique to that model year.

[Don W/Norfolk]

Jake,
Please get in touch with Matt Murray @ Iron Trap Garage. I'll PM you his contact info. He's in Boyertown, PA, and may be interested or at least helpful.

[ronn]

We've spoken in the past. frankly, most of the engines you speak of will go for scrap. the cost to tear them down, magnaflux etc takes you nowhere financially, unless you have absolutely nothing better to do with your time.

[JakesGarage]

Hmm, the title has '48...thanks

[JakesGarage]

Thanks for the info...maybe I'll see it in the old parts book.

[JakesGarage]

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I found the park light shape/position that you mentioned in Dad's old parts book. Thanks for the info! So, it's a 1946 but titled as a 1948...

[A bones]

Originally Posted by JakesGarage

Hmm, the title has '48...thanks

You may well be aware that if a former owner lived in another state the title only reflects the date that the vehicle was registered in Pa.

The info posted by 1942deluxe and FortyNiner is correct

[JakesGarage]

Did not know that, thanks!