06-02-2014, 04:23 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Eastern Tennessee
Posts: 11,521
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Re: Chicken wire top questions
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Originally Posted by Ed in Maine
I know I will be yelled at for this suggestion but I wouldn't use chicken wire. It is not strong enough for me. I used 1/2 in. square mesh which is much stiffer. It is hidden, no one will every know you used it. My car was a coupe. Not sure you can purchase this mesh wide enough. Ed
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Originally Posted by Bob Bidonde
The original chicken wire is still on my 190A, and it is not painted. The chicken wire is the twisted type.The type of wire (twisted chicken) was found on my 1931 Coupe.
On my Coupe I replaced the chicken wire 3/8" square soldered wire, and since 1980 it has kept its shape. If you use the stiffer soldered wire, make sure to use a heavy cloth on top of the wood bows to prevent rattling. The soldered wire is easier to work with.
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Did y'all really replace original roof wire on a Coupe??
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