RonC Well-known member Sep 24, 2015 #21 JohnB15632 said: If I do not have an oxy/acc torch available, can I use a propane torch? Click to expand... If the job is light enough to use gas out of a bottle, Map gas is much hotter than propane.
JohnB15632 said: If I do not have an oxy/acc torch available, can I use a propane torch? Click to expand... If the job is light enough to use gas out of a bottle, Map gas is much hotter than propane.
burner31 Well-known member Sep 24, 2015 #22 Brentwood Bob said: Looks like the bracket for the dash is also fractured in keith's picture with the completely welded hinge. Click to expand... It's a scratch
Brentwood Bob said: Looks like the bracket for the dash is also fractured in keith's picture with the completely welded hinge. Click to expand... It's a scratch
burner31 Well-known member Sep 24, 2015 #23 Tom Wesenberg said: I'll have to try that on my 1928 Phaeton windshield posts. So far I haven't been able to get any of the 4 large screws loose. Click to expand... When I did my windshield I had to drill those puppies out. They were all rust welded in. Broke an easy out in one of them, and that was a bear to remove.
Tom Wesenberg said: I'll have to try that on my 1928 Phaeton windshield posts. So far I haven't been able to get any of the 4 large screws loose. Click to expand... When I did my windshield I had to drill those puppies out. They were all rust welded in. Broke an easy out in one of them, and that was a bear to remove.