Topic: Windlace

[Brant]

We now have the "weave" pattern windlace available in black.  I'll post this under "parts for sale," but I have a question.  I know this weave pattern was used on '66 Mustangs, but was it used on some of the '67 and up cars?

[TLea]

yes

[Brant]

yes

Tim,

So, do you see this style used on all 67-up cars?

Thanks.

[rodster]

From the blog at:
http://blog.virginiaclassicmustang.com/

I'm looking for any feedback from 1967 and up Mustang owners, because this style of windlace was probably used in these models, depending on the production plant and production time.


Brant,
I was going to email this to you but figured I'd share it here.
Rod

[NEFaurora]

Looks like Drake..is kinda close, but obviously, Not close enough..

Why do they goto the trouble of making this stuff when it doesn;t even look like the original??

Back to the drawing board for this part...obviously..

[Brant]

Looks like Drake..is kinda close, but obviously, Not close enough..

Why do they goto the trouble of making this stuff when it doesn;t even look like the original??

Back to the drawing board for this part...obviously..

It matches one pattern that I have seen.  Going by the photo posted of the red windlace, there may have been a third supplier.

So, it is not really incorrect.

[CharlesTurner]

Agree with Brant.  Thought we had been through this subject before and it came out that there were multiple patterns.  I've seen at least 3 different patterns, maybe 4 for 65-68.

[NEFaurora]

The Red windlace example is pretty much what I've always seen.. in '65-'66   For kicks, I just went out the garage and pulled out a box of windlace that I had removed from about 10 junker '65-'66 cars... All match the Red windlace pictured above.   Just my experience...  It sounds like the start of a really interesting thread.

Tony K.

[Sunlitgold68]

I don't think this pattern was used in 68.

[rodster]

Agree with Brant.  Thought we had been through this subject before and it came out that there were multiple patterns.  I've seen at least 3 different patterns, maybe 4 for 65-68.

I'd be interested in seeing pictures of the other patterns.  I must have been living under a rock and missed the previous discussion.    All new to me.