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For the 1929 cowl lamps (P/N 910519 and 910520), how were the buckets originally attached to the arms? The car I'm restoring has them attached with modern phillips-head screws, and I want to put them back right. Were they riveted or screwed on? What type of screws? Round head, Oval head, or ???? Thanks!
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Chip
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G'day Chip
I have a set and the arms are riveted with small round headed rivets , they look to be stainless
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Thanks Peter.... that makes sense to me. Probably plated brass rivets, but stainless "fake" rivets should do the job nicely and they're readily available.
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Chip:Definitely chrome plated brass rivets.You might try RestorationStuff.com in California as they have a huge inventory of hard to find items. Rae.
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Thanks! I've bought stuff from them several times before.
Appreciate the confirmation.
All the Best, Chip
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