9n or 2n fenders

Ron in nb · Jan 24, 2014

I have a neighbor that has a set of fenders off a ford that has ford embossed on the top they are not like the ones on my 47 2n so would they be 9n or was there different fenders used on some 2n,s

Bruce (VA) · Jan 24, 2014

Script fenders were on the 1951 & 52 8N's.
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Ultradog MN · Jan 24, 2014

And I think the Jube/NAAs

Bruce (VA) · Jan 24, 2014

Yep. Same fenders

Ron in nb · Jan 24, 2014

besides the script the fender it self does not go all the way down to the mounting points. it stops about 6 or 7" short and a different part finishes it down to the axle housing

Bruce (VA) · Jan 24, 2014

Sounds to me that it rusted out & someone patched it. N fenders were 2 parts; the frame & the skin. Can you post a pic?

Ron in nb · Jan 24, 2014

sorry no pics but they did look funny to me. I thought they were for a 9n or maybe an 8n

Ultradog MN · Jan 24, 2014

Might they be Hundred series fenders? Or 01/early Thousand series fenders?
Ford used two different types between the end of the NAAs and 3 cylinder tractors that had the Ford Script.

1951 8N · Jan 25, 2014

Script fenders were on the 1951 & 52 8N's

You mean 1950, 1951 and 1952 8N's. The scripted fenders started in 1950.

Bruce (VA) · Jan 25, 2014

Yep, that's correct; according to John Smith, " The Ford script was embossed into the rear fenders at serial number 273178." So about 70% of all 1950 8N's had scripted fenders.
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