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Hit a snag. Wrong year floorboard
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rrhorton
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When I went to align my cowl drain to the firewall I found that I had the wrong year floorboard. The one I have does not have the drain or oiler rod cutout. I need a floorboard for a 1928 526.
The one I got years ago has been restored and painted and is in excellent condition. I would be willing to trade to someone who needs the one I have or purchase one for a 1928 if someone has an extra one.

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Posted on: 2019/8/13 17:57
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Re: Hit a snag. Wrong year floorboard
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Why do all of my photos come up upside down?

Posted on: 2019/8/13 17:59
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Re: Hit a snag. Wrong year floorboard
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That no fault of this Web site and is typical of photos taken on mobile devices. If using an iPhone or iPad, to make them right side up, simply open the photo in your viewer, then click the little Edit link at the top. Once in Edit mode, rotate the photo sideways, then save. Repeat the process by orienting it properly, then save. If you're using an Android or other device, you'll have to research how to reorient the photos.

Having said that, it is easier to just make note of which direction you're holding the device when taking photos that come out upside down, then hold it the other way from then on!

Posted on: 2019/8/14 13:22
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