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Re: New 1941 Pickup Hood Trim “large whiskers” ............... Sold ................ ............... Sold ................ ............... Sold ................

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New 1941 Pickup Hood Trim “large whiskers” This is a set of new, unused Bob Drake’s , die-cast and chrome-plated front-of-hood trim, aka large whiskers, for a ’41 Ford pickup hood. Brilliant luster! USA made. Mounting hdwr not included. New @ $180.00 pair. $125 + U.S. shipping. If...

Yes, 41panelmark pretty well described the trick to the whole procedure, at least as I experienced it too. That is, at a certain point in the process, you have to remove the screws that hold the regulator to the door panel in order to get enough play to disengage the glass channel from the...

I had the same issue with push-in fasteners for the anti-rattler felts. The ones that came with the felt channel kit I bought were not spring steel. So, when pushed into the holes of the door sheet metal, they would just collapse on themselves and not expand as needed to hold the felts. I...

I recently posted a short "how to" on the HAMB that reflected my experience with installing the side window glass on my '41 pickup build project. I have gathered much useful info. for my project here at FordBarn, so I hope this link counts as a small contribution for those that may be...

Mike, Your question caught my eye as I just finished installing side glass in the doors of my pickup project that's using 42-47 cab and doors. The original side windows had the full metal channel surrounding the glass. I went the opposite direction for the restoration ... I had new glass cut...

Hope it's not too OT, but this deserves a bump to the top as a D-Day anniversary honor and reminder of the common stories of uncommon courage of those who served in combat. A great story ... thanks for the link.

I had a similar problem during trial fittings this winter. What worked wonders for me was to tighten the radius of the inner hood brace by placing the side of the hood on the garage floor (bottom of hood facing my body), stepping on the brace and slightly rolling the hood toward me. In my case...

Thanks for the comments everyone and sorry about the pictures ... I just don't get why some can see them but not everyone. (I've got the pics in my Fordbarn album and I'm inserting the BB code as instructed.) As for the hole (for those who can't see the picture), it's on the inside door panel...

One final try with the picture ...

I don't understand why others aren't seeing the picture... I see it. ????? I'm trying to include it again ... it should be seen below.

That's strange, I put the picture code in the post and I see a picture when viewing the post, but you don't?

I'm a bit stumped about the purpose of the hole on my '41 pickup doors that I've highlighted in the pic below. The holes appear to be original to the doors (they're on both drivers and passenger doors) and as shown, they're located on the inside trailing edge near the opening for the door latch...