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Stainless Steel T-Bucket Windshield Support Rods
Stainless Steel T-Bucket Windshield Support Rods
1923 Model T, 1927 Model T, Stainless Steel, Polished, 60.00" Overall Length
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Part # 91656192
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- Available in brass or stainless steel
- Connects to the frame
- 5' long and can be cut to required length
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Material Type:
Stainless Steel
Finish:
Polished
Overall Length:
60.00"
Notes:
The two longer rods are 5' long and 1/2" OD. The two shorter rods are 6.25" long and 3/8" OD.
MFG. Part #:
91656192
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These polished stainless steel windshield support rods measure 5' long and can be cut to required length. Connects to the frame.
Windshield Rod Assembly (GIF)
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916-56192 Instructions (PDF)
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Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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