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I have a 1930 Cabriolet which needs a new windshield frame. You list 2 chrome units.which one is correct for my car, and what other parts do you recomend for installation.
The Cabriolet uses a closed car style windshield frame. The only chrome frames that we sell are for the open cars which would be the roadsters and phaetons. We do not offer a chrome frame for your car. You will have to use the steel frame which is part number A-45410-S and get it chrome plated, or we also offer an aluminum frame which is part number A-45410-A. The aluminum frame can be buffed out or chromed. These frames only work on the straight windshield Cabriolets.Date Added: 10/28/05