Hi Bill,
> I used the original chrome strips which were in decent conditions,
> but ordered a new hardware (nut and bolt) kit to fit them.
>
> My questions is:
>
> There were only enough nuts and bolts to mount the strips. On the
> rear curtains, there are 3 more holes on each of the metal frames on
the
> triangular area that extends down near the door hinges. What type of
> fasteners are used to attach the lower portion of the side curtains
> through these holes?
These were holes for rivets, round-headed, over washers on the outside.
>
> The front curtains have a flap with 3 snaps that wrap around the
> rear mounting post of the curtain frame, plus a cloth tab with a snap
to
> snug the bottom of the side curtain tightly to the top of the door. Was
> this curtain designed this way to allow for unsnapping of these areas
> while driving to let in fresh air?
I don't know about the 3 snaps that wrap around the rear mounting post.
My sidecurtains do not have those.
The snap on the coth tab closes the flap to the door, when the flap is
not open to allow your arm outside for turn signalling.
Bob
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Bill Snyder
> '53 TD nearly finished!
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