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Hopefully this will work

http://s913.photobucket.com/home/Reds34

It is located in Vernon, CT.

I'll try to get some pictures friday or so.

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My father has an AA panel body that my uncle and grandfather had pulled out of a sand pit. It is in pieces and pretty rough shape. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in it. We're not looking to make a lot of money on it. I just hate to bring it to the scrap yard if someone wanted to put s...

I took the transmission out of my '34 and looked at the clutch. It is a 10" diameter spring loaded center section. The splines do line up with a model A car and truck and V8 3 speed. I looked in the Macs catalog and they have a 10" clutch for a 3 speed V8 that I'm am going to get. I though...

The aluminum paint has actually held up well. You could always touch it up after the fact if need be. Just my $.02.

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Ohh, that's good to know. Thanks for the info.

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Didn't the second "A" get dropped in 1929 sometime? I thought I read or heard that somewhere.

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You could paint them with aluminum paint. That's what my grandfather used to paint the locking rings and lugnuts on his '34.

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I would guess that they are original to space the wheel off the hanger so the wheel doesn't crack when you tighten it down?

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The 30-31 nuts will fit on the 28-29 studs, but they won't fit on the wheels right.

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I thought that was the difference between the truck and car engines? I think the 10" would work in a car, but don't quote me on that one.

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Looks Good.

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I had found some Lincoln wheels down in Hershey a few years back and I remember them being the same pattern as a '34. I don't remember the actual measurements, but I do remember that they were the same. I almost bought them to put on a '34, but wasn't sure if they would fit over the floating axles, ...

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