Front crossmember center hole is slotted .

[Scotty H]

I am in the process of fixing up my 1928 Tudor and replacing a few parts . When I removed the radiator I found that the cross member has a slotted hole
in the center . I was thinking on filling hole with a mig weld and making a new hole .
Would that work or just center the spring and tighten it up ? Even though it was slotted , it was found tight and centered to begin with .

 

[CT Jack]

Are you aiming at a national championship car? If not leave it alone, it's adjustable.

 

[Mike V. Florida]

I was thinking on filling hole with a mig weld and making a new hole .

Is the car already apart and you have clear access to the cross member? If not do what CT Jack suggests.

 

[George Miller]

If it is a 28 it could have been a solid front mount. Lots of them were change to the latter style. I think I would just leave it alone unless it is a problem.

 

[Safewiz]

Agree with above, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

 

[Neil Mylar LakewoodCA]

How about a picture?