Team_Sprite
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I am so sorry, I completely overlooked the questions in your posts.
<Brian I need er want to know where the lugage rack came from? >
I was told that it was on there when the car left the Calif. dealer, the oldest photos I can come up with are early seventies, and it appears there. Maybe someone else has one with a history? It does sit on four tapered plinths that conform to the body fall-away, if that helps. Sure seems to be made for a Bugeye.
<Also note that youall made new jewels for both instruments, thanks to Bob Webb for both the idea and the materials. I think we need to know about this trick, a whole bunch of us>.
You can buy a length of 1/4" blue or red dowel at a plastics shop, (here we have "Tap" Plastics) pop it in the drill, and, slowly, turn it being careful not to let it start melting. We used a file to rough it then sandpaper and Scotch Brite, finish with rubbing compound. I think if you look on the "gallery" page of our site the is a progression running down the left side. If you can't find the plastic let me know and I will hunt some down, I leave the woods for a day job in Reno once a week, I think I can find a piece there.
Brian & the girls
www.teamsprite.com
<Brian I need er want to know where the lugage rack came from? >
I was told that it was on there when the car left the Calif. dealer, the oldest photos I can come up with are early seventies, and it appears there. Maybe someone else has one with a history? It does sit on four tapered plinths that conform to the body fall-away, if that helps. Sure seems to be made for a Bugeye.
<Also note that youall made new jewels for both instruments, thanks to Bob Webb for both the idea and the materials. I think we need to know about this trick, a whole bunch of us>.
You can buy a length of 1/4" blue or red dowel at a plastics shop, (here we have "Tap" Plastics) pop it in the drill, and, slowly, turn it being careful not to let it start melting. We used a file to rough it then sandpaper and Scotch Brite, finish with rubbing compound. I think if you look on the "gallery" page of our site the is a progression running down the left side. If you can't find the plastic let me know and I will hunt some down, I leave the woods for a day job in Reno once a week, I think I can find a piece there.
Brian & the girls
www.teamsprite.com