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fc ute tailgate irons (stays)

Started by GMHwagoon, November 25, 2016, 05:42:48 PM

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GMHwagoon


chasing a pair of ute tailgate stays  (irons) any condition   will pay post

thanks greg
 

mcl1959

I have these which include all of the little brackets and bolts (at least I think there all there)

$50 for the lot



Ken

GMHwagoon



   thanks ken
                   are you home in the morning  can l come and pickup thanks 

mcl1959

Yep, I'll be home in the morning
Do you have the address?

Ken

GMHwagoon


   thanks ken 
      yes have been there a couple of times
      is 9.30 ok

mcl1959


GMHwagoon


thanks again to ken
     picked up the tailgate parts l needed  , also had a quick look at kens new fc  very nice old original car
      will make a good weekend cruiser ,leave it as is ,  drive and enjoy

      fcwagoon

REDMR2RED

Following on this thread.  How do you fit new rubbers to the tailgate irons?
1959 FC Holden Ute

GMHwagoon

 

  You would have to split the rubber length ways  ,place it on the bar
  then super glue the rubber together again .

    easiest way l think.

   fcwagoon

Errol62

I wonder how these were done originally


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mcl1959

I would think the rubber would be slid on and then the rod cold formed in a jig.
Very hard to reproduce the look with a vice and a hammer :P


Ken


FCRB26

They are a weird kind of rubber.
I reckon they are formed in a mould around the rod ?

Maco

Quote from: Errol62 on December 03, 2016, 07:17:23 PM
I wonder how these were done originally


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At a guess the rubber would have been moulded on to the iron assembly.

John
Better in Green

Errol62

Cheers to Ken, Pete and John.  Not worth the tooling now I suppose so fcwagoon's solution seems the go. Unless one of you enterprising fellows wants to rise to the challenge.


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Maco

Quote from: Errol62 on December 04, 2016, 12:31:58 PM
Cheers to Ken, Pete and John.  Not worth the tooling now I suppose so fcwagoon's solution seems the go. Unless one of you enterprising fellows wants to rise to the challenge.


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That would depend on how much money you would like to spend on it.
Cheers
John
Better in Green

Errol62

Wonder if there are any nos ones out there


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FCRB26

I can cut them out of rubber on the water jet with a slot in one side idont think they would need glueing as it would hold its form.

strop

If you can produce them I would be interested in purchasing a pair.

FCRB26

Quote from: strop on December 05, 2016, 12:02:33 PM
If you can produce them I would be interested in purchasing a pair.

i will see what rubeer we have at work.

Stewy

Me Too
Thanks Pete.   :)

Cheers Stewy   8)
No matter how much you push the envelope, It'll still be stationery