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01-11-2018, 10:26 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: W.TN
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Yard sale "A" project
I found this at a local yard sale recently and I have questions.
This was represented as a 1931 Ford Town Sedan. I think the previous owner had it since the 1980's as a project that never happened. He said he had planned to build it with a steel inner structure as a street rod. At the sale It was all piled on a trailer minus axles, engine and cowl section. I paid $500 for it. I already have multiple axles, an engine and etc. My biggest concern is the cowl section and building the wood inner structure. I think the Town sedan cowl is a totally different "Animal" than a standard coupe or sedan cowl...is that right ? Could a standard cowl section be modified to work as a replacement ? It seems like it would be very difficult to find a T.S. cowl. I love the stock Model A look, but I don't mind minor mechanical deviations from stock to get a car working and on the road. Any guidance or advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance. P.S. Is it a Murray or a Briggs ? |
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