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Thank you Gents most helpful as always.
Bob, yes I saw the "Pennys" and guessed this was the purpose, luckily these are still intact and of good condition. As my truck is a mid production early 11/12 cab I don't have the need for the door restraint straps as I'd like to keep to the original format as far as practical, and one less job! The rubber side lights might need to be a necessity. I'm not too keen on the Mac repro curtain rod locators as there appear to be chrome, the other issues will probably lead me to speak with my machinist to see if they can be cut from a solid bar of aluminum. Of the course the hole will need to be round instead of the original square hole, I think casting will be out of the question. Like yourself I only have the one good one. I'll let you know how I get on. Cheers, Paul
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......Are cast of pot metal with a chrome finish....... I have used various repro parts over the years that were Chromed...... I simply give them a light alum. oxide sandblast and it leaves you a nice satin coat for the paint to stick to.
I need to redo the full tailgate as the only one model I have is badly busted and rusted and relys on a local fabricator to cut and do the bending around the edge......then I will weld the braces and rivet the straps in place....salvaging the original hinges....... same for the drop sides. Cheers.
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......Are cast of pot metal with a chrome finish....... I have used various repro parts over the years that were Chromed...... I simply give them a light alum. oxide sandblast and it leaves you a nice satin coat for the paint to stick to.
I need to redo the full tailgate as the only one model I have is badly busted and rusted and rely on a local fabricator to cut and do the bending around the edges......then I will weld the braces and rivet the straps in place....salvaging the original hinges....... same for the drop sides. Cheers. PS must be stuttttering with double post
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada |
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So the side door curtain rod tubes are back from my machinist, couldn't quite drill square holes but not bad I thought.
In my pile of bits I have these door curtain supports, I'm guessing I'm missing the top and maybe bottom bar supports (see photos). Is this a rod or bar that's missing, anyone got any photos of what I should be looking out for. Cheers, Paul
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Someone else DID post some important information on the side curtains but can't seem to find it using the search feature....
From memory there may have been more than one model of side curtains and they all called for a 3 rod concept......front angled rod that fitted into the top rod and a stand alone 3rd rod near the pivot point..... I do have a set of curtains, in OD green from Dirk and will post pictures.....but the text that came with the posting was not saved.... parts book is useless. Who else besides Alex has been working on cab 11 curtains???? Bob C.
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada |
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Is this the thread?
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...hlight=curtain See post 22 for photo of rod structure... |
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