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Floyd · 10-21-2017, 08:40 PM

Actually there is no such thing as "grab bars". The stainless (or chrome plated brass) Model A carryover pieces are top rests for the folding top bows to lay on and to attach the hooks for the boot straps. . They have nothing to do with rumble seats. There are for the roadster top, along with the oblong rubber window resst in the center. I just went out to get you the dimensions and remembered that the top is down and with the boot on and lashed down to the top rests , I can't measure all of them, as the rubber bumpers are under the boot. However I get D = 2 3/16" ; E = 2 1/4" ; and F (total length of top rest ) =6"
Hopefully this is close to what others get.
My opinion

10-21-2017, 08:40 PM	#2
Floyd Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 468	Re: 1932 Hole Locations - Top & Rumble Handles Actually there is no such thing as "grab bars". The stainless (or chrome plated brass) Model A carryover pieces are top rests for the folding top bows to lay on and to attach the hooks for the boot straps. . They have nothing to do with rumble seats. There are for the roadster top, along with the oblong rubber window resst in the center. I just went out to get you the dimensions and remembered that the top is down and with the boot on and lashed down to the top rests , I can't measure all of them, as the rubber bumpers are under the boot. However I get D = 2 3/16" ; E = 2 1/4" ; and F (total length of top rest ) =6" Hopefully this is close to what others get. My opinion