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Could these possibly be the special bolts that holds togher the two bars behind the guards ?...
The 41 Lincoln bumpers are pretty and not all common on a -36 Ford , do you have the original -41 Lincoln rear bumper ? My buddy used a -46-48...
The vertical bolt has a spacer tub spacing the upper and lower part of the bracket , the Bumperguard has the thread for the bolt that ties all...
Looks like my -41 Lincoln bumpers , -40 Lincoln is thinner bumperguards and bumper ends see third picture ... Looks like your missing the bracket...
I second Squablows statment , -49-50 Merc had a different rear end , new for 1951 Merc was the Dana 44 rear end . If you have a -51 baby Lincoln...
Here is a favorite of mine , unfortunately I think it was in a fire , dont know its current state , a very beautiful kustom ! Wolf
Any chance Fusick has them ? https://www.fusickautomotiveproducts.com/searchprods.asp
Maybe something like this topchop is what your looking for ? Dont know this one , maybe someone else that knows , i swiped the picture from the...
Hi Highboy 32 ! What model -48 Ford coupe ? Club coupe (long door) or business coupe (short door) , two different chops . General advice , start...
Does anyone here know the difference between a 1939 merc hood and a 1940 merc hood? Can you run a 39 hood on a 40 coupe with a 40 grille? I know...
I saw this yesterday 2021 07 09... For sale: https://www.finn.no/car/used/ad.html?finnkode=224035985 Loose translation of the norweegan ad:...
Live with them ? I dont see those holes after the Appletons are assembeled ever , live with a assembles set of Appletons is a easy life , If I...
For accuracy the first grill in George Barris -41 Buick Roadmaster convertible is pieces out of a 1942 Cadillac grills , in the second version the...
Rich Pichette of West Coast Customs https://kustomrama.com/wiki/Richard_Pichette
This thread would also be inspiring , owner built converted from a -38 Zephyr 4door to this beauty:...
Some more pictures for inspiration , I dont know its origin , who built or owns it but its beautiful kustom -39 Zephyr :...
Hi OZCAST ! If your -50 Buick is the one in your avatar its a -50 Buick Special which was the only model that had a center divider in the...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1941-Pontiac-Steering-GM-Pontiac-Rare-Hard-To-Find-Steering-Wheel/184624437041?hash=item2afc795731:g:rFcAAOSwNYNgA3iA
I got the stock -51 Merc Dana 44 3.3-1 rear axle in my -51 Merc that had the overdrive rear axle 4.27-1, hard to find a original , have no idea if...
First I need to say Im not an expert on woodies , I do know fourties GM cars somewhat and own three 41:ce so here goes ... GM had A , B and C...
Nope , not 1936 Buick , I got one and thats not it , seaching the google picture I found this picture of a 1937 Buick dash and the spreader block...
We made some small progress on the trunklid last night , I have not taken any pictures yet but soon ... Ahh I misunderstood , 40S , I thought you...
Hi Lines ! Me and my buddy Stefan (owner) is doing his -48 Buick Roadmaster sedanette , we are just in the beginning of the cutting and lining his...
Skirts on a custom , yes please , lowerd suspension with a speedboat stance , shaved body , chopped top and Appletons , thats what I dream of !...
I second the post stating your hood is -51-52 Buick Roadmaster only , I have a stuck together -50 Buick Special sedanette with a Roadmaster front...
I might be totally out of sync in this thread , but I love customs so I stole an earlier photoshop and shaved it abit ... Wolf
Time for som inspiration , here is a car made from a -35 LaSalle 2door sedan , rear end is scratchbuilt . I saw this in Sweden in 2013 at a...
Here is pictures of Jannes Merc and extended -49-50 Merc skirts :...
I advice against 4"blocks , OK OK settle down hecklers , I know 4" blocks are one of the basic recipes in customizing and possibly a quickfix to...
LOL , you need to set it where you like it ! Hmm sorry , now I read back in the thread and saw the issue was centering in wheelwell , looks like...
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