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01-10-13, 03:28
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window bag
The male fastener on the bag is 1/4 dia, same as used on the bottom seat cushion cover straps to retain seat cover to the metal seat base, also as used on the windshield frame for the canvas deflectors, but not the same size as those used on the 12 cab canvas deflectors which are larger and a locking type
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1941 C15A 12 Cab 1943 Dodge WC 51 1953 M38A1 1943 Willys MBT 1/4 Ton Trailer sn 25515 Del 4-43 previous 1942 UC MK1 1944 HUP MACH ZL 2 1945 DODGE WP/APT 26-7-45 1942 F15A 1952 M38 CDN101711 1952 M38 CDN101360 Last edited by Gordons; 29-05-14 at 05:41. 
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01-10-13, 03:46
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window bag
Here is what the bullet looks like on the 13 cab window frame its a bit longer than the bullet as shown on the bag but same design
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1941 C15A 12 Cab 1943 Dodge WC 51 1953 M38A1 1943 Willys MBT 1/4 Ton Trailer sn 25515 Del 4-43 previous 1942 UC MK1 1944 HUP MACH ZL 2 1945 DODGE WP/APT 26-7-45 1942 F15A 1952 M38 CDN101711 1952 M38 CDN101360 Last edited by Gordons; 29-05-14 at 05:41.
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03-01-21, 22:54
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differences
my two bags have a difference not only in colour but one has the second set of leather clips. anybody know there purpose? Rear windows?
And I am in need of one for my new truck?
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09-01-21, 04:26
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Reviving this post
Brian is definitly out of these bags, glad I got my first two years ago. Anybody have a new source or interested in Repro's? I will need another one for my winch truck.
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09-01-21, 21:57
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Bag holder clips
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I had three of these still attached to the lower rear cab panel to roof joint of a cab I acquired for parts. Wondered what they were used for for a long time. Possibly used through your leather clips? Cheers,
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09-01-21, 22:02
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Jacques,
Yes, that's what they supported. Two different design bags in Aust for standard 13 cabs, of course: the earlier wider (front to back) side curtain bag for cabs with steel doors, narrower bag for '44 pattern cabs with demountable doors and narrower side curtain frames. There was also the bag for the Aust No.9 artillery tractor which held the curtains vertical, rather than horizontal. Mike Last edited by Mike Cecil; 09-01-21 at 22:14.
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