The Ford Barn

benbuilder · 02-02-2026, 06:19 AM

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My 1930 1931 Tudor had some broken pieces at the door latch.
I did some homework to try to find out what was originally there. I found out that it was hard rubber, but I had very few pieces to work with. I was able to find a drawing from one of the vendors, I’m not sure who it was, but they do not have it for 30/31 in stock. So I set out to do the best I could with the pieces I had left to make this wood latch block.
I tried posting the pictures of the piece with dimensions in case someone needs to make them in the future, but was unable to post them.
Hopefully if someone in the future needs these dimensions, they can contact me and i can help them out.
I have not drilled out my holes yet, but it is covered with Linseed oil and I will drill the holes out later today.
I wish i could post the pictures so if im gone, the info would still be available easily.

02-02-2026, 06:19 AM	#1
benbuilder Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 122	Tudor Latch Wood - Door Lock Cover Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) My 1930 1931 Tudor had some broken pieces at the door latch. I did some homework to try to find out what was originally there. I found out that it was hard rubber, but I had very few pieces to work with. I was able to find a drawing from one of the vendors, I’m not sure who it was, but they do not have it for 30/31 in stock. So I set out to do the best I could with the pieces I had left to make this wood latch block. I tried posting the pictures of the piece with dimensions in case someone needs to make them in the future, but was unable to post them. Hopefully if someone in the future needs these dimensions, they can contact me and i can help them out. I have not drilled out my holes yet, but it is covered with Linseed oil and I will drill the holes out later today. I wish i could post the pictures so if im gone, the info would still be available easily.