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Trying to restore a 1928 Pickup Bed - Can anyone out there recomment a book or reference that they used to restore their 1928-29 Ford Pickup bed or possibly photo' s they could possibly share. My E-mail by the way is t27sedan @aol.com. thanks Tom
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RESTORING THE MODEL " A" PICKUP by Mack Hils
Mack products PO Box 856 Moberly, MO 65270-0856 |
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I also need a copy i saw it on the old ford barn and did not make one
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hope these help ...
be careful, the early beds were a coupla inches longer (don't ask how i know ![]() Last edited by Charles Reese; 03-18-2012 at 06:00 PM. Reason: added Mr. Clayton's article (.pdf) |
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This is great. I have a 29 CC PU...bed has no rust, but is dinged up a bit...and it appears that at least one side is "hogged".
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