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PT81Jan

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PT81Jan last won the day on April 27 2018

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About PT81Jan

  • Birthday 04/12/1971

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Germany; Friedrichshafen
  • Interests
    Especially Bikes and Cars of the 30s and 40s with Flathead engines (others are also welcome!)
  • My Project Cars
    - 1939 Plymouth PT81 Pickup Truck<br />
    - (1942 HD-WLA)

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  • Biography
    born 1971, married, children, 1st occupation: patternmaker, 2nd occupation: engineering technician
  • Occupation
    Designer / Engine Development

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    Germany
  • Interests
    Still love my PT81

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  1. Hello PT81Jan, I’ve been reading through a post from a couple years back regarding the door latch and drooping handles.  I see the repair you made and I want to fix mine as well.  When you disassembled the latch to weld, were there any rivets that you had to drill through?  I haven’t taken my latch assembly apart and was wondering how it comes apart to fix? 
     

    Thanks in advance for the assist!

    Steve

    1. PT81Jan

      PT81Jan

      Hi Steve, sorry for my late reply, I was not very active the last weeks.
      No, there weren`t any rivets but 2 sheet metal tongues / lashes which I had to bend open.That Of course one of it broke. Not an issue, could it after the latch repair with a weld spot. See picture red arrow (welded from the back side). As far as I remember that is the only part which holds the whole assembly together.

      Let me know, if you need more info !

      Best regards, Jan

      door-latch-lashes.jpg

    2. Fiddy B2C

      Fiddy B2C

      Nice, thanks!

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