1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
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- First Name: Jarrod
- Last Name: Williams
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1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
Would anyone be able to post some nice pictures to show me how side curtains attach to a Touring car from 1923-1925? I'm pretty new to the hobby and haven't been around them enough to see them in person.
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- First Name: Art
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
Jarrod,
I will send you pictures of the fasteners where the side curtains attach. These will show the location and the type of fastener on my 23 touring. I believe these are original types.
When it gets a little warmer, i will climb up into the barn loft to see if those tire snow chains are up.
Art Mirtes
I will send you pictures of the fasteners where the side curtains attach. These will show the location and the type of fastener on my 23 touring. I believe these are original types.
When it gets a little warmer, i will climb up into the barn loft to see if those tire snow chains are up.
Art Mirtes
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
post them on here if you can, I have a 23 touring and would like to see them too.
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
Don,
I will post the pictures, but will probably need someone to help me. Maybe Tim Wrenn will come to the rescue.
Art Mirtes
I will post the pictures, but will probably need someone to help me. Maybe Tim Wrenn will come to the rescue.
Art Mirtes
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- First Name: Larry
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
I hope you get what you need. The open cars have two clips on each side of the windshield, and they are both different.
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
I remove a clip on both sides of the windshield frame, so that i could mount rear view mirrors at these locations. I saved them and will include in the pictures.
Art Mirtes
Art Mirtes
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Re: 1923-1925 Touring Side Curtains - Show me how they attach
We'll figure it out! High-O Siiilllver! (Or something like that!) Maybe one day meet week when I'm done with my PT I ca bop over and we can see what kind of trouble we can get in!
