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My '37 120C does not have any remnants of splash aprons in the engine compartment only what appears to be holes for staples in the lower section of the inner fenders. I have looked in the Parts List (1935-1941) but no luck. Does anyone have information on the size, shape, location and possible availability of engine compartment splash aprons? thanks

I would appreciate someone taking a photo, and sharing, of the rubber splash aprons in their engine compartment.

Thanks

Sometimes those show up on ebay. I have a 115C; I'll try to get out to the shop later today and shoot some photos of those for you.

Are you talking about the rubber piece that rivets to the bottom of the inner fender? Mine are mostly destroyed due to being 85 years old, but I’ll grab a photo and dimensions this afternoon on what I have.

If you’re talking about the rubber strip, it’s about 1.5” tall and 1/16” thick. As you can tell from the picture, mine only recently surrendered.

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This is a link to my replacement rubber splash for a 6 cyl 115c.
I believe that the overall length behind the shock is the big diffrence between a 115c and 120
Msg me if you have questions
Larry

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Ken, Larry thank you for the photos and info. I now have exactly what I need. You were a big help.

Dwight