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1937 Ford Car Grille w/ Crank Hole, Natural Steel Finish
1937 Ford Car Grille w/ Crank Hole, Natural Steel Finish
Steel, Natural, 22.38" Overall Width, 30.38" Overall Height
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1937 Ford Car Grille w/ Crank Hole, Natural Steel Finish
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Part # 91132320
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Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
MFG. Part #:
91132320
Overall Width:
22.38"
Overall Height:
30.38"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Has crank hole.
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This superb quality reproduction grille fits 1937 Ford passenger cars only. Includes crank hole, just like the original. Plain steel finish.
- 11" wide at bottom
- 22-3/8" wide at top
- While laying on floor on four corners, the upper front center point is 11-3/8" from the floor
- From a line between the upper rear corners to the front upper center point is 12-5/8"
- Crank hole is down 23" from top center to 25-1/4"
- Center front molding included has crank hole that measures 1-3/4" tall by 7/8" wide (not chrome)
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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