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05-03-2005 08:39 AM #1

Pat Monaco
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Jan 2005

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Rochester

Car Year, Make, Model: 1930 Ford Model A, 355 SBC, 9" rear

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Bug Screen

Now that spring is "almost" here in beautiful Rochester, NY, I'll finally be able to put some miles on my new street rod. However, spring and summer means lots of bugs!

Where can I find a bug screen/ shield at a reasonable price for 1932 Ford Grille?

Thanks in advance

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