The recent thread about installing a new top on a 1925 Touring has opened the door for me to post this request, which I will also put in the classifieds. We need a 4" x 3" or larger piece of top material to patch a hole in a 1926 Touring top. 'The attached photo shows the type of black material needed. It is NOT the long-short grain material used in Model A tops. Rather it is a pimply material.
Anybody out there got a scrap or two of such material left over from a past top installation project? Of course, reimbursement for the material and postage will follow.
Thanks in advance.
Marshall
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Marshall V. Daut
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Re: Speaking of tops for Tourings...
I might, somewhere. I’ll have to look.
William L Vanderburg
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