parts, articles on originality introduction to index - Steve Plucker

FRONT BELT RAIL“Dash Belt Rail Repair for the Hobbyist”: MAN/59/5/24-25 (2012)152FRONT ENDA-140298-A: Moulding (cowl, cowl band) Assembly“Model A Bright Work”: MAN/28/4/4-6 (1981)**5“Notes from Wiltons Workshop…Tool to remove dents”: MAN/31/2/5 (1984)**3“The Early 1930’s”: TR/25/2/20 (1980)A-35261: Cowl cardboard (kick panel) retaining clips and rubber grommet, A-14591“On the Road”: MAN/36/5/15-16 (1989)**7“On the Road”: MAN/45/4/9 (1998)AA-82272: Cowl Cardboard Assembly“AA Truck Talk…82-A Closed Cab Upholstery”: TDA/April/13-19 (2009)OTHER ARTICLES ON THE “FRONT END”“Schematic Drawings for “Cardboard (cowl) Assembly” for 28-29 Models”:MAN/13/3/14-15 (1966)“Schematic Drawings for “Cardboard (cowl) Assembly” for 30-31 Models”:MAN/13/4/14-15 (1966)“Truck Dispatch Box for 30-31 Commercial Vehicles”: MAN/25/5/14 (1978)“Pictorially Yours…1928…(Comparing Early and Late Positioning of Hood Lacing)”:TR/13/4/26 (1968)“(Business Coupe) Showing Positioning of Binding on Cowl Cardboard”:TR/17/4/10 (1972)QUARTERA-36649: “Open car” upper rear quarter panel plug“On the Road”: MAN/36/6/8 (1989)82-A Closed Cab Cardboard “Quarter” Panel Assemblies“AA Truck Talk…82-A Closed Cab Upholstery”: TDA/April/13-19 (2009)82-A Closed Cab Windlace“AA Truck Talk…82-A Closed Cab Upholstery”: TDA/April/13-19 (2009)82-A CLOSED Cab Cardboard Panel Mounting Hardware“AA Truck Talk…82-A Closed Cab Upholstery”: TDA/April/13-19 (2009)OTHER ARTICLES ON “QUARTER” SECTION“Sound Deadening Cardboard on Side Panels in Trunk Quarter Section”:MAN/29/1/12 (1982)“Those Mysterious Holes…A Short Lived “Early” Production Feature…Part 1Maybe—Maybe Not” (The Early 1928 Tudor and Coupe Windlace):MAN/53/1/24-25 (2006)“Those Mysterious Holes…A Short Lived “Early” Production Feature”…Part 2MAN/53/3/18 (2006)“TIP…Closing the gap on quarter window rubber in closed cars”: MAN/57/5/19 (2010)“Quarter Window Glass…Dimensions”: TR/9/2/4 (1964)