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Coupe vent grills

Postby fastman » 07 Jun 2012 02:49

My TR7 is having it's patina rmoved at the moment (read being painted). The vent grills are suposed to be held by four 't' headed bolts. One side had 2 still intact, the other had two drywall anchors holding it somewhat in place. What have other resourceful owners done to keep these in place. Ideas are welcome.

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Postby TR Tony » 07 Jun 2012 04:56

You can still buy the T bolts & nuts, it would be worth using the correct parts when you put it back together.

If you can't find them over there, I am sure I have seen them listed for sale by the UK specialists. Rimmers have them on their site, note that as well as the T bolt & nut, there should be a spacer, sealing washer, spring washer & plain washer! There should also be two rectangular fabric flaps under each grille which I guess are there to prevent water ingress.

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Postby gaz » 07 Jun 2012 05:11

I bought some recently from s&s so no probs getting them this side of the world.....

http://mytr7.weebly.com/blackpool-lights-run-2012.html

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Postby Workshop Help » 07 Jun 2012 11:51

Please pardon my slightly hijacking the thread, but, yesterday I had cause to once again wish there was a porthole there instead of the blind spot blanking off that huge white pickup pulling a trailer. You would think after 35 years I should have gotten used to contorting my head to find the hidden traffic bearing down on me.

I do hope I'm not heading into a bad luck spell for the next few days. Perhaps hiding under the covers isn't such a bad idea.

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