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Old 05-20-2022, 04:37 AM   #1
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Default Early ford v8 model 48 or 60 in the uk

Found this early photo of a model 48 or 60 cabriolet UK car.
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Old 05-20-2022, 12:28 PM   #2
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Found this early photo of a model 48 or 60 cabriolet UK car.
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Here is one in France.Helping the owner sort out gas gauge issues.Sold new in Belgium,spent many yrs in Switzerland also.I need 4 orig rivets to replace those ugly screws holding that plaque on.Anybody?
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Here is one in France.Helping the owner sort out gas gauge issues.Sold new in Belgium,spent many yrs in Switzerland also.I need 4 orig rivets to replace those ugly screws holding that plaque on.Anybody?




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Thanks Pete. I just told him that the front bumper is upside down.
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My 1935 model 60 cabriolet..
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My 1935 model 60 cabriolet ..
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My 1935 model 60 cabriolet ..

Note the difference in the bumpers...
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G'Day Deuce,
The bumper bar on the unrestored car one seems to have the correct ends for '35 and the restored car looks more like a'36 bar with more angled ends. Also did some European cars have the horns fitted under the bonnet not external below the headlights?
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Old 05-23-2022, 05:40 AM   #10
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Well spotted yes the bumper bar on restored car is of a 1936 car found it at a swap meet fully rechromed so fitted it on car..
Unsure about horns only seen them on the front ofcar .
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G'Day Deuce,
The bumper bar on the unrestored car one seems to have the correct ends for '35 and the restored car looks more like a'36 bar with more angled ends. Also did some European cars have the horns fitted under the bonnet not external below the headlights?

I think the horns on the Belgium car were removed when it was painted and never reinstalled.
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