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Thanks for ll the suggestions. I had also posted on a Model A Facebook group and an engineer that does restoration of buildings suggestion Abatron. They have a two step process and both are epoxy. The first is a liquid that hardens the soft wood and then an epoxy wood filler. We were able to do...

Thanks, Sounds like this will work.

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Thanks, Sounds like I won’t be able to take that out to recover it.

We have a 1929 Model A fordor Briggs leather back. I am recovering the seats and can’t see how to remove the back of the front seat and the side wings on it. Anyone have any suggestions or diagrams?

Thanks for all the great info, there are a couple of pieces we are going to replace. I like the toothpick idea. Did that for screw holes on door hinges that had been stripped out. Most of the wood is fine. Just a back corner that must hav head a leak.

My husband and I have a 1929 Briggs Leatherback Fordor. We are getting a new top installed soon. The car is in good shape but the left back corner has a few spots of soft wood. I have seen a post that mentioned something you could put on it to firm it up. Can someone tell me if they have done...

Can some one tell me how to get the back of the front seat out?