Anyone have a couple of window ferrules they want to get rid of.
Any chance the good dr. clock has a set of his fancy billet ferrules available?
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Anyone have a couple of window ferrules they want to get rid of.
Any chance the good dr. clock has a set of his fancy billet ferrules available?
Any chance the good dr. clock has a set of his fancy billet ferrules available?
Carey Hines at Special Edition sells a set of four billet ferrules for ~$12.
I am oos on the furrels see Mr. Hines.
oos?
What the hell is..... oos?
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh..........wait.......oos = 'out of stock'??
Geeezzzzz.........
Jeff - if you can't find the little buggers, try looking in the plumbing (sink repair) section of your local DIY for a pair of kitchen/bath sink faucet feeds. They can be found in solid tubing, chromed and with gently flared ends of the proper (1/4"? 3/8"?) ID to accept your side window posts. Just cut them off at the proper length (I would use a dremel and a cut-off wheel as they're pretty hard for a tubing cutter to work on) and pop them into the door top molding (I would also epoxy them into the molding) and then insert the window posts right down into them. Mine work just like CMC and they look great.
What the hell is..... oos?
ohhhhhhhhhhhhh..........wait.......oos = 'out of stock'??
Geeezzzzz.........
Jeff - if you can't find the little buggers, try looking in the plumbing (sink repair) section of your local DIY for a pair of kitchen/bath sink faucet feeds. They can be found in solid tubing, chromed and with gently flared ends of the proper (1/4"? 3/8"?) ID to accept your side window posts. Just cut them off at the proper length (I would use a dremel and a cut-off wheel as they're pretty hard for a tubing cutter to work on) and pop them into the door top molding (I would also epoxy them into the molding) and then insert the window posts right down into them. Mine work just like CMC and they look great.
Carey came through - as always.