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Does anyone know where I can get a set of Wind Wings to fit a 1928 tourer?
Casper
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The brackets that fit either side of the front window pillars and hold pieces of glass angled to deflect the oncoming wind off the driver and front passenger.
Casper
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I made the brackets. You can se them on my homepage, "parts for sale"
http://home.online.no/~ar-b/
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You have a very well constructed web site Arvid, I enjoy going there. Nice parts also...
Life's a long winding trail, love Jesus and ride a good horse!
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Thank you Mr. Mark
I have my first -28 Chevrolet in 1973,
I like to drive my Chevrolet cars and truck, but the season in Norway are to short .
Regards Arvid
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Did the cars come from the factory with wind wings or are they an after market thing?
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No, I think they were definitely after market items. I think there are about half a dozen or so variations available.
I'm after anything at this stage.
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Backyard Mechanic
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Hi Casper they use to be made by Vintage kick plate co , which was sold to Vintage and classic repoductions Qld Australia p.o.box323 the gap Qld 4061 ph 0733001130 give them a try
Jim
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Did you find a supplier for your wind wings?
They can be purchased through the Old Car Centre 19909 92A Ave. Langley, British Columbia V1M 3B6 in western Canada near Vancouver BC. FAX Number (606) 888-7455 they come as a set of brackets for each side with a pattern for the glass Part No. A-18200-A. They sell for around $100.00 Cdn per set.
Don C. dcartwr135@telus.net
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Thanks folks for your help. I went to a swap this morning and found most of the parts. I am still after a couple of pillar clamps for one of them but I think they will turn up in time.
Casper
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