I am getting ready to mount my turtledeck onto the roadster bed behind the seat bucket. Should I put a layer of felt paper (maybe felt roofing paper) under the turtledeck? What was used originally if anything?
Thank you,
Craig
turtle deck mounting question
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Re: turtle deck mounting question
Leather washers- refer to this post:
https://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/5 ... 1221941017
I don't know if leather washers were used all the way through the 1922 model year but I presume they would be correct for your 1914 roadster.
I have an unrestored 1917 roadster and I removed trunk in order to straighten out the sheet metal and there were no leather washers. I also have an NOS or early take-off trunk and there are no leather washers but I've never checked to see if there is evidence that there were any, such as corresponding nail/tack holes.
https://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/5 ... 1221941017
I don't know if leather washers were used all the way through the 1922 model year but I presume they would be correct for your 1914 roadster.
I have an unrestored 1917 roadster and I removed trunk in order to straighten out the sheet metal and there were no leather washers. I also have an NOS or early take-off trunk and there are no leather washers but I've never checked to see if there is evidence that there were any, such as corresponding nail/tack holes.