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Technical 1932 Ford Frame demention needed

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by The37Kid, Aug 4, 2015.

  1. The37Kid
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    What is the distance from the rear tip of the frame rail to the center of the fender holes just past the beauty line? Thanks! Bob
     
  2. reefer
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  3. The37Kid
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    Thank you! That helps a lot. Bob
     
  4. 3wLarry
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    spell check aisle 3...bob has dementia and needs a dimension :D
     
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  5. 3quarter32
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    How did I know that was coming, Larry?
     
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  6. The37Kid
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    I'll get spell check right after I get myself a cell phone. Bob
     
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  7. Funny man! :D HRP
     
  8. big duece
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    I came up with 45 3/4", Pete and Jakes shows to mount the center of the rear axle 17 3/4" from the forward fender mounting hole.
     
  9. krylon32
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    Dimit Lary, evryon is nt a roodes scolar lke yu
     
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    ;)
     
  11. The37Kid
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    Larry, photos will be posted on Saturday. Bob
     
  12. 3wLarry
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    patiently waiting :p
     
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  13. brady1929
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    You know I have heard the most patient people live in Oklahoma
     
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  14. Now that is some funny shit.......
     
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  15. The37Kid
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    4th%20of%20July%20and%20after%20006_zpsxuvmjzoj.jpg 4th%20of%20July%20and%20after%20005_zpsx0kg2tkc.jpg Here ya go, real 1932 Ford Rails with a factory number. they will go under my '30 Roadster project. Rough, maybe but having real ones matters to me, if have to explain why you wouldn't understand. Bob
     

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  16. The37Kid
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    Ten minutes before I left to pick up these rails I won the cut off JW Rod Shop rear sections from a tubbed pro street chassis. 4th%20of%20July%20and%20after%20009_zpsl8fcs1ve.jpg 4th%20of%20July%20and%20after%20008_zps5x9y4724.jpg
     
  17. woodiewagon46
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    37kid, according to the master '32 Ford blueprint the measurement is 45 and 15/32" to the bottom hole. The holes are not straight up and down, the upper hole is minus 11/16" meaning it is further back towards the rear of the car. The top hole is 1 and 7/8" CL from the top of the frame and the bottom hole is 4 and 23/32" CL from the top of the frame and the hole size is 5/16". Hope this helps.
     
  18. The37Kid
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    Thanks to everyone that helped with measurements, everything worked out just fine. New rear sections should arrive by next weekend, and there was More material behind the fender bolt holes than I remembered.
     

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