35T/H front apron panel

bob ward
bob ward Senior Contributor
in HUDSON
I'm not sure of the proper name for this panel, but its out of a 35T.   Its going into a 35 H8, I'm assuming its the exact same panel?
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Just below the crank hole is the head of a split rivet that held the remains of a  piece of rubber. Was that rubber there to protect the panel when the crank handle was being inserted?
Was it just a round rubber or something special?
Below the split rivet is another small hole, what is that for?
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  • StillOutThere
    StillOutThere Expert Adviser
    The rubber was the wide "fender welt" that surrounded the shell.  It required being "nailed down" (with that rivet) at the center during production.  K-GAP used to offer that rubber.  I think Wildrick does currently.   This rubber is unique to all '34-35 H +T cars and trucks as far as I know.
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