Tudor sedan rear window frame supports?

[Wareagle]

I have looked at a thousand photos of the rear window panels and can't see how any of them tie in to the body except for the rivets to the bottom support. Mine does not have the bottom support that ties in to the body. I have fabricated a piece of 18 gauge angle to rivet it to but can't figure out if the angle is in toward the body or out toward the center of the car. Any photos would be appreciated. Thanks.

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[kwisor]

hello
the lower support is tilted toward the out side of the body not inward toward the seat here are photos
kevin
1930 tudor
1923 roadster p/u

[Big hammer]

Originally Posted by kwisor

hello
the lower support is tilted toward the out side of the body not inward toward the seat here are photos
kevin
1930 tudor
1923 roadster p/u

I used screws and nut at the bottom for easer to work on in the future

[Wareagle]

Thanks Kevin. The pics make it pretty clear. It looks as though the lower molding that holds the upholstery panel in is part of that piece. Is that correct or is it a separate piece? When I purchased the car it had now interior in it. It is like solving a big puzzle but more fun when you finally figure it out.

As always, thanks.

[kwisor]

hello
there is a lip at the bottom that holds the bottom of the trim panel in you will need to make a lip to hold the trim panel at the bottom it is part of the piece
kevin
1930 model a tudor
1923 model a roadster p/u

[Gary Karr]

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Also remember that the vertical supports have the window stops on the insides.