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1928-31 Ford Car and 1928-34 Pickup Windshield Slide Arms
1928-31 Ford Car and 1928-34 Pickup Windshield Slide Arms
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1928-31 Ford Car and 1928-34 Pickup Windshield Slide Arms
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Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Chrome
Overall Length:
6.40"
Overall Width:
1.70"
MFG. Part #:
A-45463-S
Hole Diameter:
.32"
Slot Width:
.32"
Slot Length:
5.96"
Material Thickness:
.18"
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Pair
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These die cast, chrome-plated arms let the windshield swing open or closed. Fits 1928-31 Ford Model A passenger car and 1928-34 Ford Pickup.Item Details
'''28-''31 Car''28-''34 Pickup'
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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by Pat O.Learn MoreSpeedway Motors employee Pat joins us once again. This time Pat is talking to the Model A and Model T owners, specifically in regards to Moto-Meters and accessories.
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by Pat O.Learn MoreSpeedway Motors employee Pat O. took a couple minutes to talk about a few seat belt options available at Speedway Motors.
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Learn MoreEagle Motorsports, Inc. employee Frank takes a few minutes to discuss how to properly measure for a race seat.
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by JohnLearn MoreIn this Tech Tip, a customer asked about a discreet style trunk latch for his 1932 Ford.
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by Pat O.Learn MoreNew upholstery can be expensive. Pat shows a couple alternatives to upgrade the comfort in your ride for less.