1929_A_custom_coupé

Backyard Mechanic wrote:

> wrote:
>
>> Is there any way to get out of the web any sort of manual of this
>> model? I just bought one 1929's model (which is very dammaged), and I'd
>> like to begin to repair it, but I'll need full instructions before
>> doing any move, you know...

specifically...

http://tinyurl.com/y9qm3r

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Backyard Mechanic wrote:
> Backyard Mechanic wrote:
>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Is there any way to get out of the web any sort of manual of this
> >> model? I just bought one 1929's model (which is very dammaged), and I'd
> >> like to begin to repair it, but I'll need full instructions before
> >> doing any move, you know...
>
> specifically...
>
> http://tinyurl.com/y9qm3r
>


Great !!! I was sure in usa should be something like that. Taking into
account you know a lot about olds fords (at least you've quite good
information), would you give me some other links to watch for photos,
stories, people sharing thir experiences, etc about restorating the
1929 model ?

Thanks. Julian
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wrote:
> Great !!! I was sure in usa should be something like that. Taking into
> account you know a lot about olds fords (at least you've quite good
> information), would you give me some other links to watch for photos,
> stories, people sharing thir experiences, etc about restorating the
> 1929 model ?
>
> Thanks. Julian

Depending on the amount of damage, you might need some sandpaper and
some paint...
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sleepdog DeleteThis @optonline.net wrote:

> Depending on the amount of damage, you might need some sandpaper and
> some paint...

Very funny You seem to be a genious...
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>
>
> Great !!! I was sure in usa should be something like that. Taking into
> account you know a lot about olds fords (at least you've quite good
> information), would you give me some other links to watch for photos,
> stories, people sharing thir experiences, etc about restorating the
> 1929 model ?
>
> Thanks. Julian
>
I gave you the link to a google search on it in my first post. Seemed to
me there was a lot of that in there.

I am more a veteran of online researching (since 1980) than an 'old-car'
freak. Thank goodness they dont build them like they used to..

Since I've started working on cars in the mid fifties, I can safely say
if I had a '29... it would end up with every moving part being, at least,
from the nineties.


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