The Ford Barn

fred93 · 09-12-2017, 07:59 PM

Before I started restoring this 29 Tudor someone had already removed the interior, so I am not sure how things go back together. Is there anyplace that might have a video about interior install?

I have a question about the tabs on the rear seat bottom support frame--please see picture.

aermotor · 09-13-2017, 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by fred93

Before I started restoring this 29 Tudor someone had already removed the interior, so I am not sure how things go back together. Is there anyplace that might have a video about interior install?

I have a question about the tabs on the rear seat bottom support frame--please see picture.

The side panels are held in place there. FWIW, I made my none point car panels out of .025 6061-T6 aluminum from Aircraft Spruce.

John

Tony Hillyard · 09-13-2017, 06:27 AM

Fred 93. This is the interior of my Canadian built 1928 Tudor. You can just see that the tags are used for the interior panel.

The last time I looked under the back seat the stuffing was not there. I must have had some visitors!!!

2manycars · 09-13-2017, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Hillyard

Fred 93. This is the interior of my Canadian built 1928 Tudor. You can just see that the tags are used for the interior panel.

The last time I looked under the back seat the stuffing was not there. I must have had some visitors!!!

I installed 1/4 inch square hardware cloth to the back sides of the seat cushions to keep the mice out. I also put plugs in the two drain holes under the seat in the floor pan. I once saw a mouse scramble through that half in hole.

Tony Hillyard · 09-13-2017, 08:55 AM

Thanks, I will try filling those holes up. The mice once demolished the interior of my 1925 Renault NN. I have tried everything to keep them out. The best things were French onions. But filling in the holes sounds the best bet.

fred93 · 09-13-2017, 11:58 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tony Hillyard

Fred 93. This is the interior of my Canadian built 1928 Tudor. You can just see that the tags are used for the interior panel.

The last time I looked under the back seat the stuffing was not there. I must have had some visitors!!!

Thanks for the photo. And all the replies

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Tony Hillyard Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Pleines Oeuvres, Normandy, France Posts: 194	Re: 29 Tudor interior side panels question Thanks, I will try filling those holes up. The mice once demolished the interior of my 1925 Renault NN. I have tried everything to keep them out. The best things were French onions. But filling in the holes sounds the best bet.

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