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#540740 - 09/28/08 12:37 PM 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe
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I've got a 1934 CA coupe I'm working on and have a small problem. I have the front fenders on and what I think is the correct hoods and grill shell, but the hoods are about 3" short. How can I tell what doesn't belong? Hoods seem to match the cab lines very good and the lower sides have horizontal louvers with what looks like trim mounting holes in multiple locations. I can post a pix of the front end if that would help. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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#541108 - 09/29/08 10:13 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: 1934 CA]
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If your hood is 3" short, you no doubt have a sedan hood. 1934 Dodge and Chrysler coupe hoods are approx 3" longer than sedan hoods.

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#541794 - 10/02/08 07:15 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: dep5]
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Is there any difference in the grill shells?

Thanks!

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#543139 - 10/08/08 11:11 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: 1934 CA]
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Originally Posted By: 1934 CA
Is there any difference in the grill shells?
Thanks!


To my knowledge, the grille shells are the same.
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#549943 - 11/04/08 10:44 AM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: dep5]
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Hello, ok. there is a difference due to in 1934 oldsmobile they made inline six motors and straight eights or v8. depending on what model you got. if it had a six motor in it the fenders hood and grill shell are 3 in shorter. the grill shell is narrower. the eight motor body style is 3 in bigger. you need to detine which engine came in you car. you can email me djcew@aol.com with some pictures of you body and i can help. i have 2 3 window coupes and one 4 dr riht now i am restoring. i can also put you in touch with 2 guys that are experts. parts are hard to come buy. i bought a 4dr for parts after picking it up i found that it was in such good shape i cannot cut it up. it is complete and orignal. hopefully this helps

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#550034 - 11/04/08 04:54 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: 34olds]
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I think we were talkin' Chrysler here, weren't we?
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#551163 - 11/09/08 08:15 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: keiser31]
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Are you certain that your car is a CA with a 117" long wheelbase and not a CB which has a 121" long wheelbase? Not to insult you on your knowledge of your car....just don't know if you have had it a long time and are certain.


Edited by keiser31 (11/09/08 08:15 PM)
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#551234 - 11/10/08 05:51 AM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: keiser31]
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Think you will find the CA & CB are the same length in the hood, the extra 4 inches are in the rear door; just for what its worth.

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#551270 - 11/10/08 10:26 AM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: hchris]
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That's good to know...had no idea. In the 30, 31 and 32 Dodges and Chryslers the difference was in the hood and front fender lengths. Thanks.
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#551373 - 11/10/08 04:32 PM Re: 1934 CA Rumble Seat Coupe [Re: keiser31]
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Thats OK and for what its worth the DR Dodge hood is also the same length as the Chrysler.

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