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Old 17-06-12, 01:53
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Hello Gentlement. I am looking for a Hood for a M135. Also looking for inner windshield frames and perhaps top bow and tarp for troop seating canopy. London area.
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Old 17-06-12, 20:55
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Modern windshield frames from the MLVW,s will work with some work along with the top bows...Been there not so long ago.
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Old 18-06-12, 14:35
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Whats in the process for the reconstruction of windshield frame? Are the bows the same, just need to be shortend?
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Old 19-06-12, 03:33
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I was under the impression that M135/M211 front inner windshield frames were significantly wider than MLVW front inner windshield frames.
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Old 19-06-12, 04:46
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Brian
Yes they are. Since it is the bottom of the frame which usually rots out first, the shorter MLVW M-35 frame would not be of much use, unless one was able to spice two of them together.

Regarding the bows, they will do although they are a bit different dimensionally. There are also other subtle differences like the high/lo on the staves of a duece, or the locking bars on the corner pieces of the M35.
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Old 19-06-12, 14:12
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What does someone recomend then for restoring those windshields. I'm sure many MV collectors have tried different methods.
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Old 19-06-12, 14:18
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Here are a few photos i took this morning of the windshield frames,the major problems were the hinge on mine,a few days of work and your done.
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