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    Kick panel retaining clips

    Hi, I'm going to replace my Kick panel clips that were spot welded to the sub frame. But the left one (see photo 1) is centered by a unique hole in the sub frame (see photo 2 ignoring the 2 big holes which are for the body to frame bolts). The right one is centered between two holes in the sub...
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    Closed car mirror position

    Hi Fellows, So many answers in one day! Nevertheless I will really need the offset distance between mirror center and windshield header center because my metal header doesn't have any notches to indicate me where to screw that mirror. Thanks
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    Closed car mirror position

    It is an early 30. Thank you for measuring.
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    Closed car mirror position

    Hi, I'd need to know what is the correct position of the original rear view mirror (type D as per judging standards) in the Tudor closed car. I thaught it had to be right in the middle of the windshield header but this is not possible because of a screw already there for maintaining the lower...
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    How to mount Emergency brake lever springs

    Can't imagine how to use this kind of tool since we have to catch the spring loop at 3 o'clock and then bending it around shaft up to 12 o'clock. While turning around the shaft, I think the differential housing will make it impossible.
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    How to mount Emergency brake lever springs

    Hi All, Would anyone have some tricks to mount quite easily the emergency brake lever springs ??? I ve been trying 2 or 3 different ways without success. Thanks. Jean-Christophe
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    Emergency brake band

    Dear Jim, Dear Tom, I really thank you for your explanations and nice photos. Now it's totally clear and almost done. I can start now with the complete reassembly of my Tudor. Thank you for your kind help.
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    Emergency brake band

    I can't find any precise drawing neither clear instruction to install correctly the emergency brake bands. The question is: Should the S shaped riveted lugs be in contact with the emergency backing plate, thus providing some guidance when operating the brakes or reversed ? Thanks...
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