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Topic starter June 28, 2013 6:07 pm  

I'm working on restoring a 36 S1 sedan. Pulled the front seat out, and rebuilt the battery box, and then noted that the passenger side of the seat frame/pan has clips riveted in it that must have been designed to hold a lug wrench, or some other items. Anyone know what came from the factory in these "tool holder" clips when the cars were new? Also will be rebuilding several window tracks/lift channels. Again, need parts sources, information on rebuilding these window tracks.

Bob


   
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