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#117936 - 02/01/02 10:31 PM Early Ford frame number
Anonymous Unregistered	I have located number on back section fo frame (1936). is there a publication book that I can verify that the numbers match.<BR>What does the xxxxxxx (7 numbers) describe<BR>about this coupe? Is there a web site, org.. or archive that a person can contact?
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#117937 - 03/16/02 12:44 AM Re: Early Ford frame number
Manuel Member Registered: 02/16/02 Posts: 208 Loc: ACT Australia	Jim,<BR>what are the nos. i may be able to help.<BR> Manuel
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