Product Summary

09-27 Model T, Steel, Chrome, 20.00" Overall Height

  • Fits most fiberglass T-buckets
  • Triple chrome plated
  • Kit includes frame non-functional hinges and hardware
  • Designed for short style posts

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Key Specs

MFG. Part #55522022
BrandMr Roadster
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
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Mr Roadster 55522022 Details

Mr. Roadsters square top T windshield frames fit most fiberglass T-buckets. Triple chrome plated steel. Kit includes frame (approximately 20" tall), non-functional hinges and hardware. Designed for short style posts.

No glass or windshield rubber is included with our windshield frames.

Note: Speedway 1923-25 Model T Bodies use a 39-5/8" wide windshield frame when using short posts.

Builders Tip: If using 1/4" glass or lexan, use urethane or setting tape (available from a glass shop) and do not use brass setting channel.

Item Details

39-5/8" Wide

Mr Roadster 55522022 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #55522022
BrandMr Roadster
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
GENERAL
Overall Height20.00"
Overall Width39.63"
Channel Depth0.22"
Channel Width0.34"
Overall Thickness0.90"
NotesIncludes frame, non-functional hinges, wing nuts, and slugs.
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looks nice but troublesome

4.0

9 years ago

dwleo

Vancouver

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Directions are limited and you really have to research how this goes together especially with the 4 inserts. Finicky and troublesome. Now I have to take it to have a windshield made for it. I know they are going to hate putting it back together.

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Questions & Answers

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What REAR and SIDEVIEW mirrors can I use with this frame?

by ZMAN

• 11 years ago

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How is the glass fitted into frame Hi, Can you tell me how the glass is fitted into the frame and does it take a single sheet of glass also what is the strength rating of the frame ie max speed you can travel at regards, Stephen

by Caldie

• 13 years ago

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