hi all. does anybody have a source for the little chromed rivet that holds the top part of the vent window to the frame ?
thanx,
vent window rivet
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Gus Borner
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vent window rivet
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1961 T5 B Coupe Electric Conversion
Gus Borner
1960 T5 B Cab 153079 Aqua Blue/Red
1961 T5 B Coupe 116920 Fish Silver Gray/Orange Stripes-Outlaw
1961 T5 B Coupe Electric Conversion
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Joseph Lowe
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Re: vent window rivet
If anyone knows a source I'd like two of these as well.Gus Borner wrote:hi all. does anybody have a source for the little chromed rivet that holds the top part of the vent window to the frame ?
thanx,
Joseph Lowe
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John Clarke
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Hi Gus,
Over here in the U.K they are easily available from Karmann Connection. having just replaced one in our 356 B Coupe. I think they are only about 6 dollars each. Karmann Connection Import most of their spares from the Stoddard Company in Ohio in the States.
Failing that , if you are not too bothered about originality, you can fit a 4mm domed/pan head stainless steel screw and nyloc nut to secure the vent pivot point
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
John
Over here in the U.K they are easily available from Karmann Connection. having just replaced one in our 356 B Coupe. I think they are only about 6 dollars each. Karmann Connection Import most of their spares from the Stoddard Company in Ohio in the States.
Failing that , if you are not too bothered about originality, you can fit a 4mm domed/pan head stainless steel screw and nyloc nut to secure the vent pivot point
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
John