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JayG

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  1. Best thing is to duplicate what is there (assuming it's there and original).  I tried to do that with my 25.  Myer's has the wire you just need to determine what colors you need where.  I also re-used the round connectors by soldering onto the new wires.  You can but the correct bakelite light connectors too. Good luck!!

  2. The reason I thought they were BB is I got them when I purchased a AA some years back.  There was this set and another set of Dually fenders.  The duallys had factory stenciling inside stating 33/34 Ford and the wheelbase.  They were roughly the same size as these singles.  If anyone can help identify what they fit I'd appreciate it.

  3. You can slide it in on a slight angle but will need to straighten it out as much as possible to get it to slide in place.  There is almost no clearance to drop down behind the crossmember.  It's tight.  The front tube will slide in and there is a plate that hold it in place.  Hopefully you have it.  There's about an in to inch and a half between the front of the engine and the front vertical of the crossmember.  The pics are dark but I hope they help.

     

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  4. Thanks for the response.  I do have one which is rusted and seized.  If I have to I can soak it and free it up.  Maybe you can verify which side this is for.  I'm thinking drivers side as the bracket would need to fold backwards.  Making the other side is an option but I don't have equipment to make the bends on such thick steel.  Hopefully someone has something laying around.  The roadster and coupe both had trunks so these aren't unique to roadster only.

     

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