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11 Jan 2012 05:38 #21888
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05 Jan 2012 04:53 #21856
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I have gotten mine there as well great source, same lacing used on cowl as well. How are those fenders coming?
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28 Dec 2011 22:28 #21766
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I got my transmissiom lacing from Restoration Specialties in Winber, PA. Phone # 814-467-9842. They sell it by the foot. The thickness is all 3/16" and runs from 1/2" to 1" in width. They also have a lot of different screws , bolts, nut and other odds and ends.
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28 Dec 2011 15:47 #21757
by Curtis Bartell
"I've cut it twice and it's still too short."
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The lacing you speak of is very common on antique cars and I have purchased it from "Bob's antique auto parts" or "Langs old car parts", both of which are popular Model T Ford supply houses. I have also seen this lacing over the counter in street rod shops. However I'm not sure if it is correct for the transmission covers on our cars.
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"I've cut it twice and it's still too short."
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28 Dec 2011 02:12 #21748
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pete rhoads, restoring 810 phaeton 2241 H
transmission cover lacing was created by stroker
Gents- I can't find hood lacing in any of the suppliers I have listed- seems they all sell stuff for "appliance" cars (1950-1995-ish)-not true classsic cars like the CORD!
Can anyone tell me if 3/4" width with a "barbell" cross section is correct, and if so where can I get a couple pieces each about 3' long?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Pete, somewhere under 2241H
Can anyone tell me if 3/4" width with a "barbell" cross section is correct, and if so where can I get a couple pieces each about 3' long?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Pete, somewhere under 2241H
pete rhoads, restoring 810 phaeton 2241 H
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