Thanks for the information. I think that just might be the way to go. I do appreciate your response.

Do anyone have or do you know someone who has a detailed schematic of how the ceiling wood is assembled in a '37 120C Touring Sedan? I was given the name of someone a year or two ago and after contacting him, did not hear from him again. I think something happened to him, which is why he did not return my inquiry. I thought I took sufficient pictures to reassemble the wood that I prepared, but, unfortunately, I am seeing that they are inadequate. I am able to locate some, but not all.
Thanks for any information you might be able to provide.

I am at the point in my restoration where I need to install the trunk weatherstrip on my '37 120C touring sedan. I find three options from Steele Rubber with two apparently fitting the dimensions. Does anyone know exactly which of these is the correct one. My parts book doesn't exactly spell that out.
Again, thanks for any information you might be able to provide.

I am progressing fairly well on my reassembly of my '37 120C, and am at the point where I can install the glass in the doors. Do any of you have any recommendations on any literature or any web site that would let me know how this is best accomplished? My main question is how the window channel is kept in place.
I did a search on our Forum site, but did not come up with much in the way on instruction.
Thanks for all of your help, as always.

My thanks to you all. I do need some more items from Steele Rubber, so I shall check with them. Again, thanks.

I have been reviewing the responses concerning the installation of the wind wing glass and the item "tape" was mentioned. I did see when I removed the old glass from the frames there was something akin to "tape" holding it in. Is this tape rubber, felt or some other composition and what might be the commercial name for this and from where might it be obtained?
Thanks as always.

My thanks to you all. Yes, I will paint the dashboard background area where the pieces attach the dark, dark brown and I am already woodgraining the actual pieces and window mouldings themselves. Again, my thanks to you all.

Thank you. I had painted my steering column black to go with the chassis, but that can be easily corrected. I appreciate the information.

I was told that the '37 dashboard area where the removable pieces attach was painted brown regardless of the main body color. Does anyone have any information concerning that? If this is true, then what shade of brown and how much of that area was actually painted that color? Was it from the windshield all the way to the underneath, or just a portion thereof? Also was that only for the senior series or did both the junior and senior series have that feature?
Thanks.

Does anyone have a list of the bolts used to hold the central pillar in place on a '37 120C Touring? I have a lot of bolts listed in my Parts Manual, but they don't seem to match what I'm seeing on the pillar itself except possibly the 3" carriage bolt. The others appear to be long flat head bolts.
Thanks.