BigKev	Re: BigKev	#831
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	I'm still looking for two trunk rack trim stips that fit the JR cars if anyone has any leads. Posted on: 2023/6/12 13:44
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Packard Don	Re: BigKev	#832
Home away from home Joined: 2014/7/15 13:30 Last Login : Today 4:19 From Cars at Crooked River Ranch, OR (I live in Santa Cruz, CA) Group: Registered Users Posts: 6349	Looks great! I was about to ask about those strips as I thought you had a couple lined up. I guess the lengths must of been different on those. Posted on: 2023/6/12 16:33
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BigKev	Re: BigKev	#833
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	Yes, the ones others have found are about 3/4" too long. I think the senior ones are longer. Posted on: 2023/6/12 17:13
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BigKev	Re: BigKev	#834
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	Order the missing trunk rack trim strips from Max Merrit. They currently reproduce the straight strips. Not cheap, but at least they are available. Posted on: 2023/6/13 17:41
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BigKev	Re: BigKev	#835
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	Circling back to these mysterious loops, Gary's 115c does show any evidence of them. Does anyone else with a 36/37 with a rumble seat have them? Who knows? Perhaps someone's early attempt as a seatbelt mount for the kids? Can't think of what else there would have been used for. Attach file:   1_648201e565491.jpg (190.50 KB) Posted on: 2023/6/13 20:31
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Bob J	Re: BigKev	#836
Home away from home Joined: 2021/10/10 7:16 Last Login : Yesterday 22:38 From Ontario Group: Registered Users Posts: 609	Sounds like a good guess; seat belt mounts. I have a Canadian car, and our rust belt extends from sea to sea to sea, so mine was very rusty in this area and had to be rebuilt but I saw no archival evidence of those loops. I was watching to see if anyone else did but I suspect you are correct Kev in that these were used as a strap anchor. Bob J. Posted on: 2023/6/13 21:35

flackmaster	Re: BigKev's 1937 115-C Convertible Coupe	#837
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/12/13 0:29 Last Login : 1/3 10:09 From Dallas, TX Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 2105	The technical term for those is "Footmans Loops", but I cannot say that I've ever encountered them in that location. Left field speculation they were added by someone long ago to secure something... Posted on: 2023/6/13 21:42

BigKev	Re: BigKev's 1937 115-C Convertible Coupe	#838
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	Quote: flackmaster wrote: Left field speculation they were added by someone long ago to secure something... Like unruly children! Posted on: 2023/6/13 21:59
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Joe Santana	Re: BigKev	#839
Home away from home Joined: 2008/10/31 14:20 Last Login : 1/6 10:17 From Potomac, Maryland, USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 1972	On my 1940, the footman loops are attached to the metal panels on either side of the rear seat back cushion in order to secure the straps that hold down the convertible top so the canvas doesnt billow out at 70. Attach file:   IMG_0866.jpeg (210.08 KB)   IMG_0865.jpeg (210.45 KB) Posted on: 2023/6/14 6:13

BigKev	Re: BigKev	#840
Webmaster Joined: 2006/4/17 13:30 Last Login : Yesterday 23:07 From North Aurora, IL Group: Webmasters Registered Users Posts: 12133	Interesting Joe. But probably not the application here as there are very far rearward. Primitive seat belt anchors are really the only thing I can think of as they would be right behind the back edge of the rumble seat bottom cushion. Posted on: 2023/6/14 7:00
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