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    Window winder handle repair available?

    Anyone know of a place offering to repair the knob on an earl('67) window crank?
    Knobs are loose, fear breaking off. Thanks
    Brian
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    "I measured twice, cut three times, and it's still too short!"

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    My SWB has gone and I don't have any handles to check! but assume they are similarly attached like the LWB ones. Try carefully peening the rivets over to tightened the knob. I repaired a friends LWB winder by drilling out the rivet, cutting it flush and tapping a thread into the knob, then screwed a flat headed screw in from the back. Worked well and unnoticeable unless dismantled.
    Kiwi
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    You can buy excellent repros here:
    http://www.autoforeignservices.com/index.html
    David

    '73 S Targa #0830 2.7 MFI rebuilt to RS specs

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    Quote Originally Posted by RSTarga View Post
    You can buy excellent repros here:
    http://www.autoforeignservices.com/index.html
    Eric's excellent handles are for 66 and earlier. A 67 handle is different.

    Regards

    Jim
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