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1923 Model T, 1927 Model T, Brass, Polished

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #91656191
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeBrass
    FinishPolished
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    Speedway Motors 91656191 Details

    These brass windshield support rods measure 5' long and can be cut to required length. Connects to the frame.

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    Speedway Motors 91656191 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #91656191
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Material TypeBrass
    FinishPolished
    GENERAL
    Overall Length60.00"
    NotesThe two longer rods are 5' long and 1/2" OD. The two shorter rods are 6.25" long and 3/8" OD.
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    Ratings & Reviews

    4.5

    2 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers appreciate the product's perfect fit and attractive look, however some fabrication skills are needed for installation. Reviews highlight the necessity of careful handling to avoid scratching during unwrapping and drilling. The quality is praised, particularly when proper installation is observed. Customer suggestions include adding a lower mount for alternative uses. It stands out due to its high material quality and usability, with many customers recommending it over other options. Even though installation can be challenging, the end result seems to be worth the effort.

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    Perfect fit

    5.0

    14 years ago

    rbcarr84

    Leavenworth, KS

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    Great product as discribed. Must have some fabrication skills as it requires drilling and tapping to correct set screw size. Possibly adding a lower mount as I had to, because I'm not using them for a Model T.

    Would Recommend

    Looks good

    4.0

    15 years ago

    Steve

    Nevada

    Verified

    They do look nice once installed, I liked to never get the plastic wrapping off of them with out scratching them up. They must be drilled out on one end to install, which was difficult due to trying to hold the rod without trashing the finish. I used a vise and wrapped the rods in rubber sheeting. Take your time installing these.

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    1 Question • 1 Answer

    is there 2 rods in the kit?

    by davidw

    • 13 years ago

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