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1947 3100 cab windlace
#1103808 05/20/2015 9:00 PM
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Does anyone have pictures of or can explain how the cab windlace channel on a 47 attaches? I know it's held on by screws so I was wondering if the panels behind are tapped for threads or ? I have a 52 that needs the lower portion replaced both driver and passenger.

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Joe
Re: 1947 3100 cab windlace
jremig #1103821 05/20/2015 10:26 PM
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Joe,

I ran into this a while back. Here's a link from the oldcarmanualproject site. See the first paragraph.

I also found these screws for installing the windlace on my 1947.

The windlace on a 52 slides into a welded channel, and that applies to late 49 and on up, if I'm not mistaken. That style sounds like a fight to the finish to install. Good luck!

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Ok got it, just checked my shop manual and it shows the difference between the two styles. Guess I'll be welding them back in.

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