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Wolfman 1
25-01-08, 08:00 PM
She is now Registered and Historic Taxed,I may deal on a 105/107e or small Ford

OK circumstances dictate I need to sell my Coupe. She's an original '46 Coupe with flathead V8 and 3 speed on column. Still 6Volt system, the guages do work. I have added indicators, brake work includes cylinders, flexis, pipes and master cylinders. New fluel line and petrol tank, new tyres recored radiator. New reverse eye rear spring and fender skirst to go with her. 11 months MOT. I think she is ready to use. Most people have said don't paint her, so that would be up to the buyer. There is also the option of a brand new flathead V8 to go with the car, price to be negociated if wanted with the car. I will sell the car without the spare flathead, but I will NOT sell the engine until the car has sold (if it sells without)

Wolfman 1
03-02-08, 07:12 PM
After chatting to someone about the car today I thought I would ask other peoples opinion, WOuld it be better if I registered the car to help sell it, or leave it so that the buyer is the first person on the log book!? What do you think?

Mart
03-02-08, 07:41 PM
Being on the road far outweighs being the first name on the book.
Register it and it will sell much more easily.
For instance, if registered the new owner could drive it home.
Mart.

Brizey
03-02-08, 08:34 PM
Register it first Mike, the `worry` of having to register it could put some prospective buyers off.
Strange thing about it Mike, the bumper overriders are `46, as is the hood top ornament.
But the complete grill and the badge on the front of the hood suggest it as being a `47-`48, as do the side light type and position. `46 side lights were oblong units mounted on the front of the small panels between the hood and fenders.
They`re things easily changed so probably irrelevant, just thought you might like to know,

It looks a nice coupe, good luck with the sale...

Wolfman 1
03-02-08, 08:46 PM
I chatted with T-shirt Tony when I bought it,Definately a 46 some one in the past must have changed the sheet metal at some point.I even had a good chat with the owner in the states a while ago.

Russ
16-02-08, 08:14 AM
looks 46 with 47 front fenders A panels and grill, rear mouldings fender mouldings look 46 i.e. rears fitted above the swageline fronts are on the swage mid 47 on hood looks 46 with nose super / deluxe or deluxe badge added can`t read it in the pics, but the chassis number will tell you year it is email me it if you want and i`ll let you know, Largospeedshop@aol.com
Russ.

Wolfman 1
16-02-08, 06:32 PM
looks 46 with 47 front fenders A panels and grill, rear mouldings fender mouldings look 46 i.e. rears fitted above the swageline fronts are on the swage mid 47 on hood looks 46 with nose super / deluxe or deluxe badge added can`t read it in the pics, but the chassis number will tell you year it is email me it if you want and i`ll let you know, Largospeedshop@aol.com
Russ.

I will be in touch soon Russ,many thanks

Wolfman 1
18-03-08, 07:53 PM
She is now registered and taxed,I may deal on a 105/107E or small Ford PM me or phone 07831 832620

hotrodwil
20-03-08, 07:54 PM
Can you give us the length and width ? On the '46!!!!
Needs to fit in my garage.

Cheers

Russ
20-03-08, 08:15 PM
of the top of my head they are 6 foot wide and 16 foot 9 inches long bumper to bumper
Russ

Wolfman 1
20-03-08, 11:21 PM
Can you give us the length and width ? On the '46!!!!
Needs to fit in my garage.

Cheers

Hi there, I will check tomorrow on the length, width and height and I will get back to you tomorrow. Russ is probably right tho!

Wolfman 1
21-03-08, 10:43 PM
Can you give us the length and width ? On the '46!!!!
Needs to fit in my garage.

Cheers

I went out and checked today, the 46' measures 6 foot wide, 16 foot long and about 5"10 high. Hope this helps. Thanks for the inquiry, if you want any more info let me know.

Wolfman 1
01-04-08, 05:11 PM
Someone must want this old girl. Make an offer I don't bite you might be surprised, am I doing something wrong!