Here is a set of 14 pictures.
They start with 4 pix of the ID plate, the body plate and the body # stamped in
the wood piece across the top of the cowl - just to show things have not been
changed very much.
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb01.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb02.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb03.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb04.jpg
Next come 3 shots of the empty hole on the right side where the trafficator is
missing and the left trafficator from the outside.
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb05.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb06.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb07.jpg
The last 7 pictures are various views from the inside of the body
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb08.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb09.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb10.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb11.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb12.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb13.jpg
http://www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb14.jpg
I know you can't attach images on the list, but don't know if links are OK.
If they are not and are removed, please use
www.tunneltree.com/_PB-9-2002/pb01.jpg
in your browser and change the last two digits from 01 through 14.
Please note that picture #12 clearly shows the same thin 3 ply mentioned by Dick
Morley.
best, Jarl de Boer
Gillian Morbey wrote:
> Don,
>
> The remains of my now discarded PA body had a very thin plywood cladding
> beneath the steel panel just in front of the door. But it was really thin
> (3 ply at most) with the leaves being very much thinner than you see these
> days. I don't recall the body frame being rebated to take the ply either.
>
> I'd be interested in details of the the fixings for the trafficators if
> anyone could e mail me or send a sketch. Incidentally, Bryan Purves is
> planning a batch of replica complete trafficators - he had a trial sample on
> display at Silverstone in July this year. His www site is
> http://www.bryanpurves.co.uk/ or contact him on Brypurves@aol.com (usual
> disclaimers.....)
>
> Regards
> Dick Morbey PA0743
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <DSBonar@aol.com>
> To: <mg-mmm@autox.team.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 5:18 PM
> Subject: Trafficator mounting-PA
>
> > Does anyone have pictures of the mounting of the trafficator housing or
> "Box"
> > for a PA? Preferably one from the inside showing the relationship to the
> > wooden frame members?
> > Additionally, isn't the body paneled with thin wood at that same location?
> > Mine is open with a wood frame perimeter and a metal support strap
> visible.
> > If it (the open space) to be enclosed, it would appear that I need to use
> a
> > router to cut a rabbit in the frame so the paneling does not stand
> "proud."
> > Or ... is the wood simply lapped over the frame and cut to fit?
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Don B.
> >
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