2-10-10 Dan has been working on the doors. Here, he is holding one with all the paint and years of accumulated grunge removed. They are remarkably rust-free. Also, they are pristine with respect to lacking dents and dings.
In 1932, Ford ruled the depression-ravaged automobile market. Ford cars had a very loyal following, but much of their success in 1932 can be attributed to the introduction of a peppy V-8 engine in a low-priced car. Yet there were other good cars built in 1932. Though Ford and Chevrolet built half the cars sold in 1932, I am partial to the Model PB Plymouth, introduced in April. This blog tells the story of the hot-rodding of a Model PB Sport Roadster -- The Other Deuce.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Doors
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