| hotrodpodo | -- 03-04-2011 @ 6:32 AM |
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Hi fellas. I'm new on here and I thought I would run this by you guys. I found this Ford Collision Parts Chart at an antique shop yesterday. It's 17" x 22" and it contains part #'s for mainly body and chassis stuff (stuff that was most likely to be damaged in collisions) for 1935-1947. There is a column for 1948, but it has no numbers. Anybody ever seen one?
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| supereal | -- 03-04-2011 @ 10:07 AM |
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We had one on the wall of the parts room at the Ford dealer where I worked many years ago. It appears to have been folded, which may reduce its value, but any genuine Ford items have value. The lack of 1948 data probably placed the publication in 1947. Little is lost, because the '46 to '48 models were mostly identical except for trim. I kept all of the service bulletins that were stored when the dealer's building was torn down. They are fun to read, but are available in book form from most vendors, so the value is somewhat compromised, unless a collector is interested.
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| hotrodpodo | -- 03-04-2011 @ 9:01 PM |
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I realize all the info is available elsewhere now, but it's more about the fact that this item still exists and is probably quite collectible, as is virtually any early Ford stuff. I think I may have it scanned and have some posters of it made up. Might be something that guys would like to hang in the shop www.DansHotRodPhoto.com Dedicated to Traditional Hot Rods & Customs...
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