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RHD · 10-05-2013, 02:51 PM

Has anyone noticed this bolt configuration before. When in the restoration business a few years ago, I had the fortune to restore two very 'early' cars with this configuration. Both were Phaetons with the emergency to the right (RHD).
Both cars had consecutive engine, frame and body numbers. No other vehicles here had a frame number except the very early cars. In 48 years I have only heard of two others.
This bolt configuration I would suggest is extremely rare and I have never heard it mentioned in any Ford Barn posts on rear ends.
Has anybody seen this configuration before?

10-05-2013, 02:51 PM	#1
RHD Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: New Zealand Posts: 680	'Early" banjo bolt configeration. Has anyone noticed this bolt configuration before. When in the restoration business a few years ago, I had the fortune to restore two very 'early' cars with this configuration. Both were Phaetons with the emergency to the right (RHD). Both cars had consecutive engine, frame and body numbers. No other vehicles here had a frame number except the very early cars. In 48 years I have only heard of two others. This bolt configuration I would suggest is extremely rare and I have never heard it mentioned in any Ford Barn posts on rear ends. Has anybody seen this configuration before? __________________ R.H.D. Silence is golden unless you have kids, then silence is suspicious. Last edited by RHD; 01-06-2014 at 08:03 PM.