Reply to "WTB, engine cover, screen type for 1972"

panterapattMember

Brian: To respond to your earlier question about the fact your current screen is loose and banging around when you drive, a simple fix (assuming the holes line up between the screen and side panels) is to buy two small bolts and matching wing nuts at ACE hardware. Bolt comes up from below and put a washer on top and the wing nut. If they holes do not align, take the center screen off and drill a new hole on each side to align with your side panels first. Candidly, you might have to do this with what ever new center screen you find as well.

9/8/2212:05 PM

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