Ford used these nails for attaching the body and top wood to the sheet metal of the body. They are just over 5/8" long, and come in packs of 100. U.S.A.

1928-29 Briggs 4-doors used this brace on the center post. The inside edge of the door post wood is routed out in the middle for this brace to attach. U.S.A.

These brackets were used on Briggs 4-doors. Installs at the bottom of the center door post and ties the post to the sub rail. Sold individually, hardware included.

Top wood kit for the 1929 Briggs 4-door sedan. This kit fits the 60-C body style which is the one with no quarter windows behind the rear doors. This particular body style was known as the steelback version because the top material didn't roll down around the rear window like the cars known as leatherbacks. Kit gives you all of the wood above the door openings. U.S.A.

Wooden header that fits above the windshield and is what the front of the top is nailed down onto. Fits the following Briggs bodies: 60-C, 155-B, 165-B, and 170-A. Included in top wood kits. U.S.A.

The heavy pieces of wood that run front to back in the body. Wooden cross members are included. Body sides and floor pans are all attatched to these pieces of wood. 1929 Briggs Steelback 4-door, (60-C) U.S.A.

Structural wood inside of the door. This kit is NOT included in the body wood kit. Kit does all 4 doors. 1929-31 Briggs bodies 60-C, 155-B, 165-B, 170-A, 155-D, 165-D. USA