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CabrioletDon · 04-03-2018, 04:38 PM

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I've discovered some old damage to the cowl post (where the passenger door hinges) on my 1930 (68B) Model A Cabriolet, and although the internal structure of the post can be straightened, the metal skin will have to be replaced in order for it to look right. Anyone have or know of a way to get a reasonably-intact post or metal skin? I believe that a number of '29 or '30 Model A cars may have the same shape and dimension, but wouldn't know for sure without a photo or dimensions. Thanks for any responses or ideas you may have!

04-03-2018, 04:38 PM	#1
CabrioletDon Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Lawrence, KS Posts: 35	Want to buy a cowl post for 1930 Cabriolet City: Lawrence State: Kansas Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) I've discovered some old damage to the cowl post (where the passenger door hinges) on my 1930 (68B) Model A Cabriolet, and although the internal structure of the post can be straightened, the metal skin will have to be replaced in order for it to look right. Anyone have or know of a way to get a reasonably-intact post or metal skin? I believe that a number of '29 or '30 Model A cars may have the same shape and dimension, but wouldn't know for sure without a photo or dimensions. Thanks for any responses or ideas you may have!