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  1. 05-30-2015, 01:38 PM #1
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    P 852 Windshield Template Tool?

    Has anyone seen one of these in real life? I'm looking for photos of the back side (the side that fits against the windshield frame.)

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    Nope, never seen it, but is it this one you are talking about??

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    Yes! Exactly. I'm trying to confirm that the perimeter is a square tubing and not an angle...

    BTW, Barry is very good.
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  5. 05-30-2015, 03:39 PM #5
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    cool. - do you recall if that perimeter is square tubing?
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    OK, so this looks like it's square tubing to me?

    http://s139.photobucket.com/user/joh...2E005.jpg.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by moito View Post
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    A '64 or early 65? Either way I would love to see more pictures of that restoration (in a separate thread).

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    OK, so it clearly isn't tubing; almost has to be square bar?

    I gave it a shot at the shop this morning and this is the best I could do with tube:

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    Looks like solid bar might be a better approach. Has anyone ever hefted one of these and gotten a sense of the weight?


    Regardless of the overall success of my home-built efforts, I'm in the market for any original window templates (P852/3/4, etc.) so any heads up if one becomes available would be appreciated!
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  9. 05-31-2015, 08:20 AM #9
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    additional nice photos in a reply to my thread on Pelican also.
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    Look at the size of the welds of the jigs reinforcements.
    They look quite thick?

    Maybe a hint about the jig consitution?

    BTW very nice job for the first corner!

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