1932 Ford Frame Building Jig on 2040-parts.com
Wyoming, Minnesota, United States
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1932 Ford frame building jig. It is set up perfectly to build, box or repair 1932 Ford frames. It is mounted on two rolling engine stands so it can be rolled on the floor and turned like a rotisserie. It is very accurate and has reference points for all the cross members and other important points. Looking for two 32-34 Ford pick up doors in very good condition. |
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