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thanks,and yes I did get a fender light lense,I bought a 40 2 door at another place.......I will be back to this bone yard,there are more and many parts from earlier ones I think laying around,the owner was great to show them all to me,he mentioned quite a lot more in the building which I didn't get to see yet,he seemed to favor Packards......I was shocked to see so many pre war in central Canada at a small town.....but then again the Canadian prairies are basically a gold mine of untouched oldies,I find old cars all the time in the country

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I will also be glad to post them. hanshow@comcast.net

If you have a MAC the format conversion can be done with built in iPhoto or Preview.

If you have Windows there may be a built in imaging program that can do the job. I'm not that familiar with Windows anymore so if nothing built in there is a free program called Irfanviewhttp://www.irfanview.com That program can be used to convert many formats as well as reduce file size and do other functions. Png to jpg is one of the formats it can handle.

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thanks for posting pics,we lost a lot of quality in pics,I will be back there soon and see if I can do more close up of each car with my camera,instead of phone,maybe the owner will show me the ones in the building too

cdncoupe sent some large size photos of the above batch but rather than post them all if there is some with more detail someone wants I will post them. There was mention of parking lights so here is one I saw with a visible fender light.

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Wow, a car in the bone yard with an antique tag?

ya,that is a 40 coupe,looks like it was on the road 10-20 years ago,actually quite a decent car to look at

those alberta antique auto plates with the 1 in front came out in 1975.......so I guess that car could have sat 40 years

dcncoupe; grab that 40 front bumper for your coupe!