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I need to redo the radiator shell lacing on my '32. I came across a thread from 2005 discussing for the '31 modifying the double bead lacing to single bead and split riveting to the shell. Does this hold true for the '32 as well?
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Does this hold true for the '32 as well? Yes.   
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I got radiator shell lacing from the filling station and it doesn't have a bead on it at all is it incorrect?
Thanks todd
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which side should the bead be on, the if your looking at the shell from the drivers side, left or the right of the rivet?
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The single bead is on the engine side of the radiator shell.
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