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Dan Hatch
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What are these?
Anyone ever seen any of these? I know what they are do yous guys?
I was looking for something and ran across them in a parts drawer.
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Kevin Pharis
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Re: What are these?
Is the flange perpendicular to the tube...? Could be ‘26 open car side curtain socket grommets...?
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ironhorse
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Re: What are these?
Looks like tarp grommets to me
Do it right or do it over,your choice. Drive like everyone is out to get you!
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Dan Hatch
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Re: What are these?
Kevin right. NOS for 26/27 open car doors.
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KeithG
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Re: What are these?
Dan, Are these for sale? I could use two of them.
Thanks, Keith cgumbinger@att.net
Thanks, Keith cgumbinger@att.net
'14 Touring, '26 Roadster Pickup, '27 Fordor, '27 Touring
Motto: It's hard to build a garage that's tooooo big!
Motto: It's hard to build a garage that's tooooo big!
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DanTreace
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Re: What are these?
Dan
Cool Beans! Those 1926 open car door pieces are very hard to find, in any shape and your's are NOS, of course.
Cool Beans! Those 1926 open car door pieces are very hard to find, in any shape and your's are NOS, of course.
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Dan Hatch
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Re: What are these?
Keith: Email me .
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Alan Long
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Re: What are these?
Didn’t the Canadian / Australian Doors for the 26 and 27 have that raised section built in as part of the door?
Mine certainly do however one of those would add extra protection for the paint if they were nickel plated and installed after
the paint job.
Alan In Western Australia
Mine certainly do however one of those would add extra protection for the paint if they were nickel plated and installed after
the paint job.
Alan In Western Australia
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GG Gregory
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Re: What are these?
Those are Hen’s teeth
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DanTreace
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Re: What are these?
Alan Long wrote: ↑Sun Aug 28, 2022 7:46 amDidn’t the Canadian / Australian Doors for the 26 and 27 have that raised section built in as part of the door?
Mine certainly do however one of those would add extra protection for the paint if they were nickel plated and installed after
the paint job.
Alan In Western Australia
Alan
The USA '27 model year also feature that little change. Ford got rid of the zinc curtain opening escutcheon and used its growing metal stamping mfg. to add that molded edge around the hole for the curtain rod. And, if you tried to fit these zinc pieces to the already sheet metal formed 1927 edge, it wouldn't fit. The zinc piece needs the bare edge curtain hole doors, 1926 model year.
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Ken Buhler
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Re: What are these?
I will buy any you have left
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Stay true to your word
Get the job done right