Fastening a Series 2a Apron Panel?

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  • chilidavid
    Low Range
    • Dec 2012
    • 35

    Fastening a Series 2a Apron Panel?

    Just bought a (used, of course) apron panel for my '71 Series 2a 88, along
    with the OEM "Z" brackets (2) for mounting the back of the apron panel to the
    underside of the grill panel. No problem there.

    QUESTION: What goes into the two small holes at the front leading edge
    of the apron panel? Do the front (left and right) leading edges BOLT onto the
    top of the front chassis arms? Or is there a rubber grommet that inserts into
    each of these two small holes? Help!

    Would a member-Series-owner care to take a photo of their OEM mounting system and share it
    with me? Or provide me with their input? (As you know, it's fun being the only Series owner in town,
    until you need to inspect other vehicles!)

    Thanks for any and all input!
    David, Jupiter, Florida
    (RN customer since...2010?)
    Daily Driver:
    1971 Series 2a, 88, Soft-top, LHD
  • o2batsea
    Overdrive
    • Oct 2006
    • 1199

    #2
    Those get the ubiquitous #6 slotted head screws with washers. There are also two rubber buffers on each side. I drove around for years with no fasteners in this part at all except for those rubber things and it never was problematic.

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    • chilidavid
      Low Range
      • Dec 2012
      • 35

      #3
      Thanks o2batse

      Thanks. Sorry for the delayed expression of appreciation!
      Having trouble using my wife's I-Pad! Small keyboard!

      My question originated from my inspection of the spots
      where the front of the radiator apron panel came
      in contact with the chassis. There are no holes on the top of the
      chassis arms which would align with the front two holes in my apron panel!

      I suspect the chassis attachment holes are covered/filled with years of
      crud/rust/manure, and all else that would come in
      contact with a farm vehicle!

      Thanks again.
      Daily Driver:
      1971 Series 2a, 88, Soft-top, LHD

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