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Like everything else on the Cord, There were several varaitions of the shelf. It takes a lot or research to determine what is correct for the car you are working on.
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As I said before, I made up some extra boards. I had them for sale at Auburn in 2019. Would you care to buy one? I could bring it to Auburn this year.
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I noticed that your rear bumper over riders are inverted.
Your Serial No 2240 A is not listed in The Timeless Classic but it is in Cord Complete. Are the over riders the right way for that time frame?
I am not nit picking but just interested.
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There is no sling or top bag. The top drops directly into the forward trunk area . The top has the striped material on the sides and the front, with the shelf carpet on the bottom as cushion and protection. It also has the upholstered under side of the tonneau lid on top for protection. There is a space between the front of the shelf and the back of the rear seat which accommodates the top. The shelf has a cut out at the leading edge about half the size of the convt. top window , be it the small or large window (early cars had the small window, later had the larger window}. This allows more room for the window so it won't be broken. And this is part of " not being commonplace".
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Note: From memory of discussions with Rick, the very late open cars had a leather covered panel which covered the complete inside of the trunk lid.
Pics would have possibly shown what these words have tried to describe. A few pics would not however show all the details of how this leather is folded and tacked to the wood surfaces. I had the trunk lid off of 1186H which still has the leatherette attached to use as a guide when I did my trunk lid.
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Below the towel rails is a stainless steel panel with side lights for the number plate. I have period Canadian plates that will be fitted to the car in the conventional locations. This topic has generated a huge amount of interest judging by the number of hits.
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You have that covered easily with 36" width.
Just to make things a bit more challenging Rick Hulett told me there was a correct orientation for the lines in each panel.
This is adequately covered by the pictures supplied by Michael in Germany of his original Westchester trunk ( boot ) lining.
Bill ...................... you are among great friends, even if we don't all have CANON copiers.
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Thanx, Bill
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Congratulations,
That's one of the tricks that was needed to match the original trunk material.
Just need the jute backing, Taupe carpet, and some matching binding.
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After rereading those words, I take it as he observed one Berline with the exception to the rule. That wouldn't rule out more than one, and could also be construed to have an exception on a Custom Beverly, to my way of thinking.
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What is the width of the printing machine ??????????????
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In my email correspondence with Rick Hulett on Feb. 10, 2019 he indicated that the general rule was that the trunk carpet color was always a taupe/brown( to my eyes beige) color. The exception to that rule was on the Cabriolet's where the trunk carpet was always the same as the interior carpet. Other exceptions were on the Custom Berline where the interior and trunk carpet were the same color. He confirmed those statements in a Feb. 11 email.
Those emails are in the batch of info that I forwarded to you last year.
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wynlaidig wrote: When did the color of the trunk carpet change from being the same color as interior carpet? Was it always black at that point, or was it still sometimes interior color?
Good question.Am watching this post to learn what early means. Thanks for a great timely question.
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