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1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Plain
1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Plain
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1915-25 Model T Short Style Windshield Posts, Plain
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Material Type:
Brass
Finish:
Natural
Overall Height:
8.00"
Mounted Length:
4.00"
Tube O.D.:
.88"
Sold in Quantity:
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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.
916-56232 Instructions (PDF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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