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17-04-17, 05:27
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Brackets
I've not seen them either on any Australian or the fully imported F15 cab 13s either, but I wonder whether they may be something to do with supporting the de-misting setup on some later Canadian built Ford cabs.
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17-04-17, 06:32
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Jim. Is it perhaps just my eyes, or are those bolts spring loaded as if to keep something in a 'home position' but also permitting some limited movement?
David
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17-04-17, 06:58
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I have the shroud so that's not it.
Here is a tube video of the motor running, it has a 1943 Ford rebuild tag on it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MQymWPg1nG0 Jim
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