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Custom manufactured in Stainless by a member of the Cabriolet Club. I bought these 10 years ago, never installed them (or took them out of the package until today), and have since sold my Cabriolet. These brackets will allow you to mount Wind Deflectors to your Cabriolet. Rare and no longer...

Interestingly this was my first time looking at a Tudor (or any closed car). Is there storage under the driver's and passenger's (front) seats also? I did pivot the driver's seat in order to slide into the rear seat (what a unique experience when all I'm familiar with is Rumble City), but I...

I stopped by Maysville last week to check on my friend Benny Bohannon. I'd been lax in getting by to see him since that email a few years back about his condition. Benny looks great, shop still doing top notch work. I hope that I'm as positive as Benny when I get some bad news....

Kelsey's after sale service is top notch. There are a few companies I deal with in my "avocations" where a HUMAN BEING picks up the phone when you call. They go to the top of my list. All of the "A" Suppliers, Kelseys, some of the custom gunsmith's I deal with. The difference between...

"you tell me what they are for" Who puts that in a Greedbay ad? Someone smoking too much '30's rubber that whom!

Now if that had been the famous Dillinger getaway car....

Looking at one for a friend and other than adding the toolkit over the front splash guard, I can't figure out where to keep the Jack, extra belts and bulbs, etc. Doesn't have a rack or steamer trunk. Thanks

Thanks for the Marco pictures~~worth their weight in castle nuts! Every wire is in its correct location~~ HOWEVER; the dimple that activates the Cowl lights (Driving Lights on my car) has pushed down into the bakelite as the bakelite has gotten older and developed minor cracks. The "pimples"...

Actually, an original plate from Berts as well as a vintage housing. Only the wiring is newer. Also, the bracket is in the correct position.

Looking at the schematics of the light switch at the bottom of the steering column (either in Les Andrew's book or the Lincoln Publishing cardboard schematic of the entire wiring system) ('30 with Cowl Light circuit).... As I look down on the schematic, am I also looking DOWN onto the black...

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You might want to take a pass on the BBQ.

Not sure, but when mine gets back from: http://rennerscorner.com/index.html PM me and I'll pull the float measurement for you!