Top
Details
Reviews
Q&A
Videos & Articles
Add to Cart
$129.99
1928-29 Model A Aluminum Windshield Posts, 2 Inch Chopped
1928-29 Model A Aluminum Windshield Posts, 2 Inch Chopped
28-29 Ford Model A, Aluminum, Natural, 17.00" Overall Length
In Stock
Ships FREE
Select Vehicle
1928-29 Model A Aluminum Windshield Posts, 2 Inch Chopped
X
Part # 91656281
$129.99
pair
Add to Cart
Add to Buildlist
Compare
Details
Reviews
Q&A
Videos & Articles
Important Messages:
- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Details
Material Type:
Aluminum
Finish:
Natural
Overall Length:
17.00"
MFG. Part #:
91656281
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Info
These street rod/roadster 1928-29 Ford Model A windshield posts are a cast aluminum one-piece design. Length from end to windshield pivot stud hole is approximately 14-1/2". Length from end to end is approximately 16-3/4".
- Cast aluminum.
- Available in plain only
- 2 Inch chopped
- Drilling and fitment fabrication required
- You polish and save!
Notes
Requires drilling. From where the lower hole would be drilled to the top of the swivel is 14.38" From the swivel hole to the top of the post is 2.00"
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
More Like This
-
1928-29 Ford Model A Windshield Posts, Plain Aluminum$94.99 -
1928-29 Model A Roadster Windshield Frame, 2 Inch Chopped, Plain Steel$244.99
-
1928-1931 Model A Closed Car Windshield Frame, Plain$299.99
-
1928-1931 Model A Vicky Windshield Frame, Plain$279.99
-
1928-1931 Model A Vicky Windshield Frame, Polished$399.99
-
1928-29 Model A Roadster Windshield Frame, Plain Steel$239.99
-
1928-1931 Model A Closed Car Windshield Frame, Polished$399.99
-
1928-29 Model A Roadster Windshield Frame, 2 In Chopped, Chrome Steel$399.99
-
1928-29 Polished Stainless Steel Stock Windshield Posts$239.99
-
1928-29 Polished Stainless Steel Chopped Windshield Posts$269.99
Reviews
Q & A
Videos & Articles
-
Part 1 of Model A roadster windshield parts. Learn how we created posts from Tim's own roadster.