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TO 20 and 30 sheet metal

Hi Tom,

I do post on the other board and I do have a 1939 9N that I have
restored. Appreciate the compliment if mine is the one you are
referring to.

Steve
 
A friend has a TO-30 that we are going to restore and while I am familiar with them to look at, I do not know the detail differences in the hood and grill (or a lot of other things which I will probably appreciate after getting stuck numerous times). His 30 hood and grill are pretty damaged and thinking of replacing if we can find a used assembly, but want to maintain the original 30 function an appearance so wondering if they are the same as far as latching and emblem placement.
 
(quoted from post at 21:36:41 01/09/15) Hi Tom, I do post on the other board and I do have a 1939 9N that I have restored. Appreciate the compliment if mine is the one you are referring to.
Steve
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It is indeed - I looked at your photos again. (Your trolley is a work of art, as well!)

Are you getting into the Fergies now?
 
A good friend has a TO-30 that has been in his family since new,
but set aside about 20 years ago and has had a few run ins with
various objects that crunched up the grill and hood some. Now he
has got the bug to restore it and I plan to help him. Experience
tells me it is much more economical to find a good used hood and
grill than spend on body work. So thinking if the 20 sheet metal is
the same it gives a wider option for finding the parts.

While I am fundamentally a Ford N person, the Fergies (20 and 30)
are cool tractors and I like them too
 
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