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41fatty

06-09-2023 @ 8:47 AM

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my 41 deluxe coupe actually has a 3rd hole to locate a plate closer or further from the grille depending on the size of the plate

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06-08-2023 @ 5:57 AM

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Yes, I have a suggestion... place this in the "parts wanted" section to increase the chances of someone seeing it.

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06-08-2023 @ 5:31 AM

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Rick,

I see this is a very old post, but I am in search of a pair of bumpers and brackets for my newly acquired 1941 Ford Super Deluxe convertible... Any suggestions (11 years later)? LOL

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Lou Formby

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Hi Number29rick, Did you ever find the front license bracket that you needed? I have one and also a period photo of a '41 Ford Deluxe coupe. It also has the dealer installed fender trim like yours. The Deluxe had black painted fender grilles, and no stainless trim around the windshield. I restored and drove a '41 Opera Coupe for 32 years, and still love the '41's. Regards, Robert E.

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10-31-2012 @ 7:17 PM

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I suspect that the 40 license bracket may fit.

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10-31-2012 @ 6:36 AM

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I looked at the passender side outer front bumper iron. Yes indeed, there are two holes that run parallel to the ground on the curved surface of the iron. Now that I see that I have the mounting holes I will look for a clean bracket and put that restored 1941 Cal Plate on the front. Pomona Swap meet here I come.

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10-29-2012 @ 7:28 PM

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The right outer bumper iron would be pre-drilled for the bracket.The holes for the bracket would run parallel to the upper and lower edges of the bracket. If you know someone with a 40 ford you will get an idea of the mounting holes. According to the V-8 Club's 41-48 Ford book, Ford discontinued mounting a front license bracket in March 1946. If you have the big green book (Ford parts book) there is a drawing of the 41 standard bumper, irons and license bracket on page 689.

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10-29-2012 @ 11:43 AM

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Wouldn't this spring steel bracket have come from the factory with the holes pre drilled? If not, was it the dealer that drilled the holes to accomodate those states that required a front plate? Where would those holes be? Do the holes run perpendicular or parallel to the lenghth of the car? Do you have a closeup picture of this? Inquiring minds wanna know.

Thanks for your time.

Rick

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10-29-2012 @ 10:53 AM

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Make sure you bumper iron has the holes drilled in it for the bracket. Trying to drill holes in spring steel bumper iron can be a real challenge.

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