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05-08-2009 04:24 AM #1
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- Car Year, Make, Model: 31 Ford Coupe; 32 Ford 3-window
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If you remember from back near the beginning, I cut a "temporary" seat back from 1/4" luan plywood. It's light enough and rigid enough to be made "permanent" so here's what I did. First I riveted two strips of 1/16" x 1" aluminum across the seat back area (arrows). Next, I split the "temporary" seat back down the middle. After painting both halves (both for appearance and preservation), I hinged them together with duct tape. Now I can easily remove & replace it for access to the motor & controller.
Jim
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