1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
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bmklawt
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1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
New owner of a 1927 Model T Touring, just wondering what these holes in the door side panel are for?
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George House
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Re: 1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
Side curtains metal frames ?
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Erik Johnson
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Re: 1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
There should be side curtain snaps installed in those holes.
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speedytinc
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Re: 1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
Look into the door top holes. Square socket hole. For side curtain rods.
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DanTreace
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Re: 1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
Those holes are for special spring loaded sockets, they hold the curtain snaps, which are button operated fingers. The snaps are secured with the sockets. The door arm rest has holes for receiving the side curtain rods, that allows the doors to open with the side curtains. Early T's didn't have that luxury feature. Nice T you have, good project and will be fun!
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TXGOAT2
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Re: 1927 Touring, what are these holes in the door for
Seat covers like the one on the front seat were very popular right after WWII. I haven't seen one of those in decades.
If you slid across one of those covers on a cool, dry day and then touched metal, you'd get a heck of a shock!
If you slid across one of those covers on a cool, dry day and then touched metal, you'd get a heck of a shock!