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1930 Tourer Trim to wheel arch - Douglas Alderson - 22-09-2018
Does anyone know how the wheels where trimmed. Most refurbished cars appear to use beading between the sides and the top of the wheel arch. But I spotted what looks like an original car (although from a car from New Zealand) which looks like the trim was a thick piece of wood over the wheel arch plywood to the sides, all covered in fabric but no beading.
RE: 1930 Tourer Trim to wheel arch - Ruairidh Dunford - 22-09-2018
My father's 29 Tourer is the same as your photos - when I was a child the curved wood was loose and I used to delight in removing so that I could use it as a weapon on my sister.
RE: 1930 Tourer Trim to wheel arch - Douglas Alderson - 23-09-2018
(22-09-2018, 09:31 PM)Ruairidh Dunford Wrote: My father's 29 Tourer is the same as your photos - when I was a child the curved wood was loose and I used to delight in removing so that I could use it as a weapon on my sister.
Ruairidh many thanks.
RE: 1930 Tourer Trim to wheel arch - Dave Mann - 24-09-2018
Now why doesn't that surprise me Ruairidih.