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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by trevorsworth, Dec 12, 2021.

  1. 5window
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    Preety much everything forward o the cowl is different from the cover car.
     
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    see post 14 in top link in above post……
     
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  4. alchemy
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    Well, technically that's not a Deuce. The skirted fenders makes it a 33 or 34. Not sure why Ford did that overseas, but it's a sure giveaway. Ford chromed the 32 style shells on overseas 33's and 34's. A European HAMBer will probably be able to give us more details on that.

    Also wonder about the A bumper though. That may have been a replacement after the original got smushed or something.
     
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  6. clem
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    Grille shell and European bonnet say otherwise,

    Anyway, in the town that I live in, there is one similar that has been restored, that is all 1932, car type dash, guards etc, - yet, ironically, registered here as a 1934 Fordson, - because here in NZ they were registered as the year of first registration, - not year of manufacture.
    Although the fireman here are determined that it is a 1934, even though it has no 1934 parts on it……
     
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  7. titus
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    picked this one up at hershey this year, i also have one on my channeled 32 3 window
    39BC77E8-6730-4801-9DE7-59C0613FCA3C.jpeg
     
  8. DDDenny
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    Knowing human nature and shiny things, I'm betting you're not the only one that picked that up, considering what was probably a pretty steep asking price it probably has a hundred different fingerprints on it.
    Also betting all those that say they hate them on a deuce would love to adorn their shop wall with it, I sure would.
     
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  9. alchemy
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    A real metalman did the fill on Titus's shell there. That is a lot more than just filling a round hole.
     
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    And finishing with bondo!
     
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  11. Budget36
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    I don’t think so, tough to chrome over filler;)
     
  12. DDDenny
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    Twas my point exactly!
     
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  13. titus
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    Actually my buddy seen it being set out so he called me and i ran over and made a deal, for what it is it was pretty reasonable.
     
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    yep, the fill job is really nice!
     
  15. alchemy
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    Edco, the thread is about chrome shells, not grilles.
     
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    My bad !
     
  17. tombstone
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    FC7F2157-3927-42F0-9B63-73EC19D29FAA.jpeg This might have been shown elsewhere, delete if so. However almost looks like a commercial shell , hard to tell ???
     
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  18. tombstone
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    From the book 32 Ford DEUCE by Tony Thacker.... several European deuces shown throughout with chrome shells ..... 962A98C2-FC92-40EB-902E-D4FA9E803F1F.jpeg
     
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  19. tombstone
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    From the book ...HOT RODS IN THE FORTIES by Don Montgomery 49975462-145F-446A-AC86-4EC8C463AAEE.jpeg
     
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    I love As and Deuces but for MTC...if you chrome the 32 grill ..that is a digression...most people will think your car is a Model A ...so use a model A grill shell because they are sweet.

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