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Don3527 -- Are you asking for pics of the rubber bumpers that go on the garnish moldings? If so, I chose not to install them as I didn't seem to need them. Richard

because I figure you can never have enough pics to show how it's done! Note: since my B pillars are metal, I used a grommet for good measure on the door side of the B pillar.

Thanks, DavidG. I can't believe how much variation there is across the internet for how these attach!! Such a simple piece - hah!

Thanks, Karl. So it doesn't sound like there is a bracket or attachment inside the door. The strap just "floats" inside the door and is stopped by the T end. I think I got it, thanks again.

All -- thanks in advance for your help! So I read several posts here on how the door check strap attaches to the car. But I'm missing something or having a hard time visualizing it. Picture #1 is from the Bob Drake catalog. It appears the straight end of the t-shaped strap mounts to the B...

I was just having this conversation with my wife tonight. Hopefully forums like this will be maintained in the future and add to our human knowledge. But that only works if we pass along the love of these old machines to our grandkids and other young people so there is future demand for the...

Thanks everyone!! Doing this for the first time is made MUCH easier with all the great knowledge and perspectives.

Thanks, DavidG. I have a follow-up question. The garnish molding -- as I think of it -- is on the inside of the car. Is there some kind of "garnish" or trim molding on the outside of the car on the bottom edge of the window opening? I'm having a hard time visualizing your suggestions...

All -- Thanks in advance for your help. I have a '32 3W coupe. I have made glass templates out of 1/4" masonite (luan), and have installed them in the car with the window channels, glass channel, rubber setting channel and window regulator. I made the glass template so its bottom edge is...

Thank you BillM!! Life is much simpler with a picture!!

Any help on this would be appreciated. I searched the forum but didn't find an answer. I'm putting in new channels and window regulators, and the kit I purchased came with rubber pads for the window stops in the down position. The structure of the stops is different between the left and right...

As a follow up, the rivets worked great! I used 3/32" stainless steel rivets with domed heads from McMaster-Carr. Hardest part was drilling out the holes in the stainless steel buckets. I found it was easier to punch a starter hole then drill. Once installed, no clearance issues when...

Thank you DavidG and Paul. Much appreciated.

Gas prices for Supreme are $3 in Oregon. But I'm not worried about theft of gas. I'm concerned that some anarchist or hooligan wants to dump sugar or other junk in my gas tank. I'm building a driver and want to really use it, so it might be parked in public places. It all comes down to what...

Thanks in advance for any insights! I'm getting ready to install a wiper system in my '32. When I got my original body it already had two holes drilled for wipers. But I've read here on Ford Barn that Ford didn't offer a solution for a second slave wiper until 1936. I also noticed that...

Drbrown - thanks for the note. Could you send along a picture? I might be interested. thanks much, deuce-deacon.

All -- Fordbarn folks have been very helpful since I joined, so here's a small contribution in return. I noticed this thread is now 7 years old. But in the last 6 months I bought a Vintique tank from So-Cal speed shop and the Bob Drake locking gas cap. Same problem. Guess I should have read...

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Thanks in advance for help with this. I'm restoring two headlights from a '32. I've been able to remove the inner trim ring by grinding out the tiny spot welds. And now the obvious question. What do restorers do to re-attach the new replacement rings? Spot weld or solder them? Use...

All -- I should have asked the obvious follow up question. If I grind off the spot welds and replace with new inner rings (which I've now done), what do restorers do to attach the new replacement rings? Spot weld or solder them? Use rivets? Use small screws/nuts? Use nothing? I'd sure...