T txmike Senior Member Dec 4, 2021 #1 I really hate to ask this question as I show my ignorance - but Is the only way to mount the floor mat I purchased from Brattons into my 1929 Coupe to remove the emergency brake handle? Thanks Mike
I really hate to ask this question as I show my ignorance - but Is the only way to mount the floor mat I purchased from Brattons into my 1929 Coupe to remove the emergency brake handle? Thanks Mike
W wwirz Senior Member Dec 4, 2021 #2 I can remove and reinstall my floor mat without touching/removing the emergency brake handle. Give Brattons a call.
I can remove and reinstall my floor mat without touching/removing the emergency brake handle. Give Brattons a call.
W WHN Well-known member Dec 4, 2021 #3 I really don’t understand why you have to remove anything? You should just be able to put it in over the gear and brake handles. Than trim at seat if needed. Enjoy.
I really don’t understand why you have to remove anything? You should just be able to put it in over the gear and brake handles. Than trim at seat if needed. Enjoy.
T txmike Senior Member Dec 4, 2021 #4 Thanks - thats what I thought I think the issue is my Emergency brake handle is not retracting all the way back. That is another problem!
Thanks - thats what I thought I think the issue is my Emergency brake handle is not retracting all the way back. That is another problem!
H Herb Concord Ca Well-known member Dec 4, 2021 #5 I have found it easier to apply the e-brake, this moves the e-brake handle closer to the gear shift.
Ivan in southeast va. Senior Member Dec 4, 2021 #6 Herb Concord Ca said: I have found it easier to apply the e-brake, this moves the e-brake handle closer to the gear shift. Click to expand... And...fold the mat in half horizontally with the top and bottom towards you and place the holes over gear shift and e-brake.
Herb Concord Ca said: I have found it easier to apply the e-brake, this moves the e-brake handle closer to the gear shift. Click to expand... And...fold the mat in half horizontally with the top and bottom towards you and place the holes over gear shift and e-brake.