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believe it or not I think I got my long grain vinyl from macs in new york.

is the glass flat? or curved?

do you need JUST the lens or the complete bucket? the lens is a common guide r-13 I should have a spare.. if you need a Windowless bucket.. I may have one.. pm me here.

jim for some reason I think your referring to the famous woodies and wagons by lorin sorenson (spelling?) alas.. no drawings in that text!

not one of my best ideas... but a neat photo.. The Recycled 40 Ford Woodie Project: Ready for a little time off I did drive a few hundred miles with this setup.. it was akin to driving a Double Decker bus..

wanted: ANY old pattern wood for 1946 - 1947 ford sportsman.. ANY wood at all regardless of condition!!!

at one point they were pretty common here at my house!! all but one is gone now..

I wish you had got the 40 pickup as well!!! As a matter of fact it was from the yard north of York and close to Harrisburg, my friend had been burning up his vacation time at the end of last year and made several trips there, I accompanied on one of his visits and can honestly say that I really didnt think much of what was left when I got there. hausdok.. the car you pictured was not the car that I pulled parts from.

did you buy the pair that were in lansdale pa area?

i picked some parts off of a Packard hawk back in December a few miles from where "restorer32" lives!! sadly the car had deteriorated to the point that the hood letters were about all that I could save.. i have all but one if someone by chance might need them

35-41 ford car frames are what you should seek.. mercury 39 - 40 are different. good luck

at the fall meet in 2010 I met a vendor in the orange field who was able to reproduce handles in stainless steel.. I lost their card and am hoping someone knows the vendor I speak of.. I believe they were from the lebanon / annville PA area.. (close to hershey) furthermore I believe this was a woman owned business.

steve mack.. well said.. this weekend I find that I am suffering from PHD.. Post Hershey Depression this year was great as usual.. but I wasnt looking for 1970's era lincoln parts.. if I were. I am sure I could find them though contacts I could find at Hershey.. a photo from the "unload" Sunday following my trip.. yes. I drove the Woodie to and from the show. yes I came home with a spare 40 deluxe hood strapped to the roof rack.. (that I bought saturday morning for less than any other hood I've ever bought) YES.. I cant wait for next year.. more details of my weekends antics here: The Recycled 40 Ford Woodie Project Mr Moskowitz i passed you on the field Friday, and wish I would have stopped you to introduce myself, but I believe we were both in a hurry.. .. I guess I'll wait until I have the oppertunity for Mr. Walters to introduce us sometime.. best wishes.. sawzall

still looking... anything..

the 46's were very similar to the 47's the 48's were body by fisher (so they are the same body.. minus small details) as the chevys of the same year. I am not certain which company built the 46's or 47's

this is a 47 this is a 48 and this is a wood bodied 49 olds in terms of wood. all 3 are different.

I saw that you have 2 49's. did they come from the philadelphia area? if so.. I think you all ready have the cars that I would alert you too..

starting a 36 ford woodie project. any woodie woody wood parts for a 35 - 36 ford (even some 37 stuff) wanted anything email mryeagle at Gmail.com

maar autowatch steering wheel and the correct NOS compass to accompany such an animal for photos email sawzallshop@fotki.com

i have a 700r4 that I am uncertain of the condition of.. i am just outside philly and I need to get it out of the way I paid 125 for it.. and I would sell it for the same email me at sawzallshop@fotki.com and we'll see what we can do. (I am 1.5 hours from hershey..

the story goes like this.. my father bought this about 5 years ago, he bought it only because it was (and still is) in super shape.. now he's looking to buy some property with a big shop on it.. so its in his best interests (and mine) to liquidate some of his cars.. it has been in dry storage its entire life.. no rust in the floors. beautiful body with only minor dings and dents.. last saturday we got the straight 8 engine running.. its got a single carb and stock exhaust.. hopefully it will also soon be a driver as dad is rebuilding the brakes as we speak. apparently this is a fairly rare fastback 2 door sedan.. I have only ever seen one other 2 door fastback.. but some where I saw that 9000 or so of these were builg. I have seen lots of bumpbacks, but only one other fastback.. this one has the stock marker lights, stock radio, clock, and RARE banjo wheel.. I would like to see this go to a restorer but.. it would make a killer custom... more photos can be seen here: more photos here asking price of $7000 car located in williamsport, PA.. email me for more info sawzallshop@msn.com

when looking to restore my Maar steering wheel clock for my 51 52 accessory wheel I called fusick, they suggested I "look in hemmings" so I did what anyone in my situation would do I searched and searched and located the correct material for my clock and NOW I CAN RESTORE YOURS. I have found the correct material to replace the lens (or jewel) in your 51 52 Maar clock. I am only able to replace the Jewel or lens for the clock at this time.. A limited number of lenses will be available, at a very very good price. contact me for more info email me IN addition I am interested in buying ONE additional Maar clock, for my own uses . anyone have an extra? thanks sawzall Jeff Yeagle Phoenixville, PA

anyone know anything more? I for one want a pair..

They are made for walkin.. but the story on the boots, and you'll like this, is that they're vintage '53. they were made for Donald G. Linton, an Oldsmobile sales rep here in Texas.

julian.. email me I may have what you want sawzallshop@aol.com