I'm leaving my '29 Murray body alone, all original interior, I did replace the floor mat in rear, bought a new rubber mat for front, as original. I overhauled the engine, that was it, runs great, we've been on long trips with it, fun being name of the game.
I have the identical model i'm restoring. Quick question. Why is there a lock on the passenger door but not on the driver's door? Just curious. Subbed BTW. Good videos.
It's made so from the drivers seat, you lock both left doors from the inside. then you slide to the passenger side and lock the right rear door from the inside. then get out through the right front door and lock that from the outside. It's made that way so you get out on the side walk instead of in traffic. Old fashion way.
The VIN is stamped on the left side of the engine block and the left frame rail. the one on the frame is on the top near the battery, unfortunately you have to lift the body off to see it.
The Kewaniee Green color looks to be spot on accurate.
I'm leaving my '29 Murray body alone, all original interior, I did replace the floor mat in rear, bought a new rubber mat for front, as original. I overhauled the engine, that was it, runs great, we've been on long trips with it, fun being name of the game.
Nice project. Looking forward to following this one. Car looked really nice before.
Nice work, however the firewall is glossy and from many photos of original cars when new, the paint would be dull, as it was not buffed out.
Nice to see you care to do it the best you can. Thanks. Tom
Nicely done! Gary
WOW. Perfection
Read below the body color is Kawaniee green. What is the upper color if you know?
The full color combination is Kewanee Green and Elkpointe Green with Apple Green stripe.
I have the identical model i'm restoring. Quick question. Why is there a lock on the passenger door but not on the driver's door? Just curious. Subbed BTW. Good videos.
It's made so from the drivers seat, you lock both left doors from the inside. then you slide to the passenger side and lock the right rear door from the inside. then get out through the right front door and lock that from the outside. It's made that way so you get out on the side walk instead of in traffic. Old fashion way.
@@onewhocollects6781 Well i'll be dipped. Thank you sir.
I've read that before they invented Bondo, i.e. plastic body filler, they used hot lead to fill in dents.
Any of that found on this car?
Not with this car, but that is pretty common to find on cars from the '40s and older.
I have a Ford 1930, looking for the location of the chassis number
The VIN is stamped on the left side of the engine block and the left frame rail. the one on the frame is on the top near the battery, unfortunately you have to lift the body off to see it.
@@onewhocollects6781 Thank you for your help, your content is good and I wish you all the best
Class: Sedan
Orgin: USA
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