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Thanks HOTRODPRIMER, i have tried to contact a Jaegers that lives in Loose Creek on Facebook, it would be great if i found some more history to it.
Thanks for the link to Loose Creek cemetary, the August Jaegers listed there was from the right time age to possibly have owned this car.
I have had this car a couple of years and am eager to find out more about the history of it. I saw it first in Los Angeles 7-8 years ago and now...
I have been working some more on the Coupe, i have lowered it in the back. I made a new floor 2 inches higher than the original to get space for...
And now the armrests are in the car, covered in black leather!
I also have got replacement parts on warranty from USA to Norway. You should not pay import duty on such items. You write the value to $0 and...
And if somebody else need armrests, The Early Ford Store in San Dimas has some reproduticon ones, here is a link:...
I got the real ones at Ebay, at a nice price $356 for a pair! The car is at the upholstry shop now, it will get ready in a few weeks with...
Thanks for that information! Regards from Mr Slow
No work on the interior has gone slow... and now i want to buy them. I have been looking a lot and searched on the LeBaron Bonney site, but i can...
I can not fin these amrests at LeBaron Bonney anymore? And i only find 1 original for sale at Ebay, where the seller is asking $500 for a...
The former owner had the body off and straigthened the frame. The sub floor looks 80 years old and might sag some. I have worked with shims under...
Thanks for the answer. The rubber is probably some aftermarked stuff to shim the body. I rather use metal shims for that.
I have lately been working on the door alignment on my 1929 Ford Roadster and after some shimming with little success i have decided to get some...
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