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Hi,

I’m working on my 34 town sedan putting the doors back together. Question, do I have the fabric tubes in the right place on the tension rod? See enclosed picture.

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Bruce

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It's been a long time since I had the door panels off my '35 so I'm not much help. I never really understood the purpose of the fabric tubes. Maybe if we knew what they were supposed to do, we would know where to put them.

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Hi Mike,

Thanks for the e-mail. My thinking on these tubes is one, to help with noise and the other is to help eliminate friction when the rod is turned.

Bruce


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