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Join Date: May 2010
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are there any difference between 1928 to 1931 head light bars if so what are they
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The 1928-'29 & 1930-'31 headlight bars are not interchangeable because the geometry of the front fenders is significantly different.
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Yes, the bends, radius, arch. I don’t know if one model will fit the other as the ends could have the same mounting angle? Looks like Bob answered it.
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They are definitely different.
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Contrary to the above statements, our Aug. '28 coupe yard art has a '30-'31 headlight bar and it fits extremely well. The end mounting angles & length match the fenders very well. The only difference is the lights are 2"-3" lower.
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My '31 CCPU came to me with a 28-29 headlight bar. It set the headlight buckets way too high. I have since remedied that with a correct '31 part. Will they fit? obviously, just don't look correct.
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The Avatar (pix) came with a 30-31 light bar. It seemed to fit.
I replaced with the correct 28-29 version as soon at I found one at a flea market. I think then I paid $15 for it. I can't say I saw a big difference in light position/location, but for me satisfaction was having the right part. I do remember the fenders/braces did require some "tug & pull" to put the bolts through for the correct light bar, meaning to me it obviously had "settled" to the new dimensional part. Joe K
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