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Regarding wooden bodies, the most comprehensive manual I could find is FISHER BODY SERVICE MANUAL 1926-1932 ALL CLOSED BODY G.M. CARS which is available new but has no drawings or sketches with dimensions but a lot of photographs. The other used manual I have is BODY SERVICE COURSE 1930 by Chevrolet. This is a 5-day in class body service and repair course. There is a lot more material available for the Model T. There maybe a websites by individuals who documented in detail a Fisher bodied restoration or youtube.

Does anybody know what has happened to this project?

Do they fit on a newer 25" block?

Any of your parts left? Trying to put a 29 77 roadster back together.

What ever happened to this project?

Patrick, thanks for reminding me. Hows your project coming along?

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Any Luck Yet?

Don't know why it said Page 1 Again, check with Frank's House Of Tops Page 1

Check with this guy: Page 1

Thanks your for your interest. I've found Model A roadster tops, but have not came across a 30 Model A 68B cabriolet top irons.

Gals and Gents, I'm still looking for close to 1930 Plymouth, DeSoto, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Chevrolet etc. convertible top iron parts, pictures, scale drawings, contacts etc. I know a lot of you are frequenting car shows swap meets etc.

That number on the frame should match the number on the engine like it does on my 30-U convertible.

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