'59 cardboard defroster nozzles preservation tips?
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03-31-2002, 09:22 AM
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'59 cardboard defroster nozzles preservation tips?
Hi Brett,
That sounds like a great idea that would work. I just thought you might want to check out this link anyway:
http://www.f100.com/5766Shop/index.htm
In the yellow box on the left, click on "Heater 57-60".
They are made of fiberglass. Hope this helps you.
That sounds like a great idea that would work. I just thought you might want to check out this link anyway:
http://www.f100.com/5766Shop/index.htm
In the yellow box on the left, click on "Heater 57-60".
They are made of fiberglass. Hope this helps you.
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'59 cardboard defroster nozzles preservation tips?
I'm kind of behind on my reading. I had the same problem
with my defroster nozzles. Over the years mine had closed
up at the top. I stuffed them with newspaper to get them
back to the right shape and completely coated the outside
with poly resin and cloth. This was about 15 years ago and
I have had no more trouble with them. Sorry for the late
response.
jt
with my defroster nozzles. Over the years mine had closed
up at the top. I stuffed them with newspaper to get them
back to the right shape and completely coated the outside
with poly resin and cloth. This was about 15 years ago and
I have had no more trouble with them. Sorry for the late
response.
jt
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