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Hopefully after a little elbow grease and few hammer swings, it'll look something approximately like this
a few layers of cotton batting and fabric, chicken wire and a vinyl insert. Stamping a solid steel roof was expensive/ difficult; first GM solid steel roof was 1933, Ford not till 1937 (this is a '35)
I always enjoy a good reason to go see the strippers
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