1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Chrome
1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Chrome
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1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Chrome

  • These short style Model T posts are brass castings that are highly polished prior to chrome plating for a professional shine
  • Mounting bosses on back side permit a smooth clean installation
  • Fits 1915-1925 Ford model T roadster bodies
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Product Summary

15-25 Model T, Steel, Chrome

  • These short style Model T posts are brass castings that are highly polished prior to chrome plating for a professional shine
  • Mounting bosses on back side permit a smooth clean installation
  • Fits 1915-1925 Ford model T roadster bodies
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MFG. Part #91656231
BrandMr Roadster
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
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Mr Roadster 91656231 Details

Short style Model T posts are brass castings with mounting bosses on the back side to permit a smooth, clean installation. Fits 1915-25 Ford Model T roadster bodies.

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Mr Roadster 91656231 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91656231
BrandMr Roadster
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
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Ratings & Reviews

3.9

19 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers note that the product has a pleasing finish and quality chrome, adding a clean look to the vehicle. The windshield post is praised for its perfect fit and overall quality. However, some customers mention that adjustments or additions were necessary for installation due to issues with hole alignment or the product not fitting well with certain models. Several customers appreciated the product's durability despite needing extra work to ensure a proper fit. Despite some minor criticisms, customers recommend the product for its great look and sturdy construct, indicating it as a superior choice over competitor options.

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Most Liked Positive Review

4.0

Nice fit with work

First the directions are not correct. The mounting holes are taped, you will not need to drill and tab like the directions say. These are cast parts. The finish and chrome is nice on the face. The one big problem was the casting where the windshield frame would fit, didn??_t fit! It would have been nice if the vender would have machined these before chroming them. I spent a day and a half getting these to fit the chrome window frame. I did chip the chrome a little but not to bad. The fit to the car is outstanding and looks nice.

Most Liked Negative Review

2.0

This product has poor prep work before a

Windshield post are ok if u can gat a good pair. Prep work before plating is very poor. Had to reorded multiple sets before I got a pair I could deem usable. However the people at speedway were awesom to deal with about the problem. Same wonderful lady to deal with in quality department every time I called. Capable of dealing with issue and correcting issue. Very happy with service but that's not what you bolt onto your car. Hopefully this prep issue has now been resolved. Chrome plating is only as good as the prep work done beforehand.

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5.0

5 months ago

Mlee

Lexington

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Good quality and chrome looks good

Would Recommend

Good quality

5.0

5 months ago

Mlee

Lexington

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Very nice product. Chrome looks good

Beautiful chrome parts

5.0

8 months ago

D.C.P.

New Tazewell, TN

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These posts are beautiful and well made. They're a perfect addition to my t-bucket body.

Would Recommend

Nice Brackets

5.0

5 years ago

Mike

Pinckney, Michigan

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Nice finish on these posts. Getting the holes in the body gave me a little problem on the first one but second one took like 10 minutes to finish.

Would Recommend

no, if something else was available.

2.0

5 years ago

D

Bayville,N.J..

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Dosnot fit speedways T BODY , needs excess grinding to the point of damageing the post.

The product is great but it doesn't fit my application

5.0

6 years ago

Hotrod

Hartford, SD

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Great part but does not fit my bucket

Would Recommend

Excellent quality good fit nice chrome

5.0

6 years ago

Stan. B

Tucson az

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Nice chrome great fit

I would recommend Speedway to all my friends.

5.0

8 years ago

Allan

Lexington NE

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The windshield post fit perfectly and look great. They are a very good quality and I'm proud to have them on my T.

Would Recommend

Be prepared to do some grinding

3.0

8 years ago

Hank

Oregon

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Nice product, just needed a whole lot of fitting to make it fit the body and windshield frame.

Would Recommend

Yes

5.0

8 years ago

Pop D

Ball ground GA

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It matched up to the body without having yo do anything.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

5 Questions • 7 Answers

I originally purchased part #7151111 the laid back posts and used them during all bodywork. Now that I am putting things together I have determined that the laid back posts are not going to work. How close will the mating area of these straight posts be to the ones that I have?

by Garth

• 8 years ago

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I have these posts. On page 94 of the build manual step 11 & 12 it says tap 5/16 - 18 thread on post. What does this do and do you put a nut in the back?? CONFUSED.

by capnz

• 10 years ago

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What is the mounting hole spacing center to center bottom 2 holes and from the edge of bracket to center of mounting holes

by mhewson

• 11 years ago

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Gaskets I have these on the car now,but we are repainting it,the problem is the post's dug into the paint when they were titened down do you folks or anyone you know of make gaskets so this can be avoided ? Thanks

by ruttin

• 13 years ago

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I am looking for hardware to attach short posts to my windshield frame?

by Buddy

• 15 years ago

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