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nutserts for WS frame

m_m70

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Just finished this up. Used 1/4 x 20 pan head screws. No interference with hinge closing properly. Not that difficult but I do have the tool to set.
 

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needsmoarturbo

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Looks good to me!
Is the hinge welded on from the factory? Why not weld on the new one? I'm just curious its been 20 years since I took my windshield off for paint I don't recall what's in there but I seem to recall having to pull the long hinge pin out to take it off, what a pain.
 
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Thx!
The earlier years bolted on up to I think '68. Like the idea of being able to remove if needed and not have to drill out welds and replace hinge.


Man, removing the hinge pin must have been some task. Were you able to put it back in??
 

needsmoarturbo

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Thx!
The earlier years bolted on up to I think '68. Like the idea of being able to remove if needed and not have to drill out welds and replace hinge.


Man, removing the hinge pin must have been some task. Were you able to put it back in??

Ah I see. Well to be honest I can't remember if I got it all the way off or not. I did a repaint in 2000 and there was a lot of silicone the PO had smeared all over the hinge on the outside and I remember trying to clean it off and that's why i wanted to take it off. The ol memory isn't too sharp though, so if we succeeded it must not have been too painful, but my dad was helping me and he is a patient wizard with things like that.
 
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