What did you do to your Crossfire today?
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I installed them a few months ago, anyone thinking of getting these should get them now as there are not too many of them left.
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Re: What did you do to your Crossfire today?
JEFASOLD: Do you have any pics of the cannards??...Carl
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Hope you are well, my friend!
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Question for Red Dog...did you connect your mirror to the rear turn signal light? I assume it is necessary to remove the door panel to route the wire into the cabin?
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If so why couldn't a neat wooden frame be cemented around the glass to the roof material and another frame or a number of clamps be screwed to the frame taking the weight off the glass/cement bond.
Or
If one made a nice looking frame around the outside and drilled some holes in the glass adding some fasteners through the glass, fabric and frame would take the weight of the cement bond.
Never having studied this area I may be completely wrong.
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Would I be correct in saying that the OEM cement comes away from the glass?
If so why couldn't a neat wooden frame be cemented around the glass to the roof material and another frame or a number of clamps be screwed to the frame taking the weight off the glass/cement bond.
Or
If one made a nice looking frame around the outside and drilled some holes in the glass adding some fasteners through the glass, fabric and frame would take the weight of the cement bond.
Never having studied this area I may be completely wrong.
If so why couldn't a neat wooden frame be cemented around the glass to the roof material and another frame or a number of clamps be screwed to the frame taking the weight off the glass/cement bond.
Or
If one made a nice looking frame around the outside and drilled some holes in the glass adding some fasteners through the glass, fabric and frame would take the weight of the cement bond.
Never having studied this area I may be completely wrong.
In my case.. not just the glass.. the canvas folds back over itself.. Canvas glued to canvas and that glued to the window. So a bead of 3M between the canvas layers then a bead on top the glass. A 1" wide canvas "frame" glued to glass and canvas on the inside would probably have given these enough holding power to have stayed.
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Just got back from putting a thousand miles on my roadster over 4 days at the 10th annual Michigan Mille. We were based in Traverse City this year and sponsored by Haggerty Insurance and Auctions America (RM).
My car ran with numerous Porsches, TR-4 & 6, 2 Ferraris, 2 Tigers, 240Z, Healy 3000, a Bricklin, '35 Bentley, etc... 46 cars total.
Also, found lots of non-ethanol gas in northern Mich, and it really makes a difference.
Here's a Saturday a.m. departure pic from the Chrysler Museum
My car ran with numerous Porsches, TR-4 & 6, 2 Ferraris, 2 Tigers, 240Z, Healy 3000, a Bricklin, '35 Bentley, etc... 46 cars total.
Also, found lots of non-ethanol gas in northern Mich, and it really makes a difference.
Here's a Saturday a.m. departure pic from the Chrysler Museum
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Re: What did you do to your Crossfire today?
Got my new brakes, rotors, and G2 caliper paint on a couple days ago.
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