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THE REAR VIEW MIRROR BRACKET ASSEMBLY (DUPLEX)
A-17680 (SERVICE ONLY)
There was one other unique RVM bracket that was a (Service Only) type of RVM that could have been used in the 1929-1930 Model A Fords if a customer wanted.
On June 21, 1929, E. I. #13282 the A-17680 RVM Bracket Assembly (Duplex) was “Adopted” for use for all Closed Passenger Bodies. On September 5, 1929, it was dropped from the use in the Town Sedan. On November 10, 1930, E. I. #18147, it became “Obsolete” on all Model A Ford Closed Passenger Bodies.
Instead of just holding 1 A-17704 glass RVM, it was designed to hold 2 glass RVM’s, left and right. At this time, no known example of this type of bracket has been found.
Have any of you seen such a bracket that was made available for the Model A Ford?
RVM = Rear View Mirror!
Got a photo?
Thanks.
Pluck
A-17680 (SERVICE ONLY)
There was one other unique RVM bracket that was a (Service Only) type of RVM that could have been used in the 1929-1930 Model A Fords if a customer wanted.
On June 21, 1929, E. I. #13282 the A-17680 RVM Bracket Assembly (Duplex) was “Adopted” for use for all Closed Passenger Bodies. On September 5, 1929, it was dropped from the use in the Town Sedan. On November 10, 1930, E. I. #18147, it became “Obsolete” on all Model A Ford Closed Passenger Bodies.
Instead of just holding 1 A-17704 glass RVM, it was designed to hold 2 glass RVM’s, left and right. At this time, no known example of this type of bracket has been found.
Have any of you seen such a bracket that was made available for the Model A Ford?
RVM = Rear View Mirror!
Got a photo?
Thanks.
Pluck
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