Attention Tudor owners. I need all the pics I can get! Wood framing pics especially, but interior, exterior, restoration pics, before and after pics....anything and everything would be a huge help!

Thanks, Tim

Tim,

If you have not visited Cubel’s web site at: http://www.fordwood.com/ttudors.htm it has some good illustrations of the 1924-25 as well as the 1926-27 Tudors. Please confirm you are looking for information that would be helpful for a 1924-25 Tudor (for the 1925 on your profile) and NOT for a 1926-27 Tudor. Thanks.

Respectfully submitted,

Hap Tucker 1915 Model T Ford Touring cut off and made into a pickup truck and 1907 Model S Runabout. Sumter SC

Tim, the 25 sedan I am restoring has good original wood, If you need pics. of any special part, let me know. It will be a while before I can afford the upholstery so the wood will remain uncovered.

Hap, yep, it is a 24/25 Tudor. Not sure which because the remains of the engine is a 26.

James, wow, that would be great. Mine was totally missing EVERY piece of wood behind the rear side windows. I am trying to use the sheet metal to figure the curve on the rear corners and the 3 vertical pieces up to the rail in the rear.

Also am having trouble figuring out what went across above the windshield. That was missing too.

Also I have NO roof wood at all. I think the edge rail was flush to the sides sheetmetal all the way around except for the overhang in front, is that right?

I will post a pic so you can see ALL the wood I started out with. The "new" looking wood where the sills go was just 2X6's scabbed in there to hold the body on the frame to sell and transport. They weren't even made right.

Thanks a million in advance,
Tim

Hap,
Yes, I have been checking out fordwood. I sure wish I could afford to just order the wood kit, but such is life. I will just have to work my fingers to the bone...lol

If I can just figure out what goes here.................

Thanks Tim

Tim, if you would like to send me a email, I will attempt to take pics.and measurements of what you need.
Jim