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mercman from oz · 08-01-2023, 04:13 AM

In Post 14, I showed a photo of my Grand Fathers 1929 Ford Model A Briggs Body Sedan.
I am surprised that no-one commented on the fact that this vehicle had three side windows not two?
Because of the wood in the body, it started to rot, so my Grand Father had to do some repairs.
I believe that he used the rear section of a sedan that he located in a wrecking yard.
This picture shows the car during repairs. This was way before my time, so I have no idea if the car survived?
So that explains why this Briggs Body Sedan has six side windows and not four.

08-01-2023, 04:13 AM	#15
mercman from oz Senior Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Queensland, Australia Posts: 10,377	Re: Old Model A Picture In Post 14, I showed a photo of my Grand Fathers 1929 Ford Model A Briggs Body Sedan. I am surprised that no-one commented on the fact that this vehicle had three side windows not two? Because of the wood in the body, it started to rot, so my Grand Father had to do some repairs. I believe that he used the rear section of a sedan that he located in a wrecking yard. This picture shows the car during repairs. This was way before my time, so I have no idea if the car survived? So that explains why this Briggs Body Sedan has six side windows and not four.