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Re: 1941 120 headliner installation
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casey rog
Thanks everyone.

Posted on: 2017/1/27 16:49
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1941 120 headliner installation
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I will soon be attempting to install a headliner in my 1941 120 sedan. Can someone direct me to the method used to secure the sides of the headliner? I installed a headliner in a 1951 300. There were barbed sheetmetal sides for the headliner to be attached, I believe there was a tack strip in the front and back if I recall. I looked at 120 interior at the sides of the headliner and I don't see a barbed strip of sheet metal. Please advise

Posted on: 2017/1/18 19:42
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Re: Plastic dashboard knob removal
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casey rog
Dell,
Thanks a million. Now I won't have to grind off the
knob. I really appreciate the information
Rhinelander

Posted on: 2016/12/9 16:13
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Re: Plastic dashboard knob removal
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casey rog
HH,
Thank you for your assistance. I am going to try to look at the back of the knob to see if there is a sheet metal spring holding it in place like the starter knob.
Rhinelander

Posted on: 2016/12/8 15:21
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Plastic dashboard knob removal
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casey rog
I am in the process of removing my dashboard so I can try to re-woodgrain it. I got all the knobs off except the one furthest to the left which turns on the lights (I used a grinder to cut off the electro-clutch knob). Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you in advance,
Rhinelander

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Posted on: 2016/12/8 10:23
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Re: glove box lock removal, oil filter 1941 120
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Thanks Salty,
I'll try that tonight if its not too cold.
Rhinelander

Posted on: 2016/12/8 9:49
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glove box lock removal, oil filter 1941 120
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Can someone advise me as to how to remove the glove box locking mechanism on a 1941 120? Also, does anyone know if there is a standard drop in oil filter for the same auto?
Thank you in advance
Rhinelander

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Posted on: 2016/12/7 17:50
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Re: 1941 120 hood attachment
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Pictures helped a lot
thanks,
Casey Rog

Posted on: 2016/10/18 16:40
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1941 120 hood attachment
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I am in the process of re-attaching the hood of my 1941-120. If someone can forward pictures of the attachments front and rear of the hood I would be in your debt.
Thanks,
Casey Rog

Posted on: 2016/9/29 16:15
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1941 120 vibration damper removal
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Can someone please advise me of the procedure for removing the vibration damper from a 1941 120. I have to replace the timing chain and am stumped as to the damper removal

Posted on: 2015/12/12 10:52
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