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12-14-2005 09:02 AM #1
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A Frame
Does anybody have a dimension drowing of an A (1930 Ford) Frame?I don't care how rich people do it!
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12-14-2005 10:42 AM #2
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Hope this helps.
http://www.wescottsauto.com/pdf2/FR-2.pdf
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12-14-2005 11:07 AM #3
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Many thanks !! This is exactly what I wanted.
Nice roadsterI don't care how rich people do it!
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12-14-2005 11:37 AM #4
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Thanks...can't wait to see your A Bone when its done!
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12-19-2005 09:15 PM #5
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I think there is one error in that wescott layout. I think the 7 3/4 from the front body mount hole in rail to front hole of body mount bracket should be 7 3/4 to the rear hole not the front hole, so 4 3/8 would be the right distance to front bracket hole. That's what I have on my 30 frame and if you add wescott numbers up you'll see the wheel base would be 105+ plus not the 103+ shown elswhere
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