1930 roadster interior wood

[bucket-o-rust]

Working on a 1930 deluxe roadster. I assembled the car from parts. I know where every part goes except for the front seat back and cushion wood frame work. I need to know how and if the backrest wood frame is attached to the front edge of the package tray. I need to know how the five oak wood strips are assembled that connect to the seat riser and the bottom front of the package try. Please give me a call if you know how all of this stuff was installed at the factory. This is DON in Visalia California. 559 786 0678

[Randy in ca]

Believe there are some brackets for attaching the seat back vertical pieces top and bottom.

Some pictures from Snyder's online catalogue:

https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/p...d=977678&cat=0

[rotorwrench]

The package tray is pretty small on the 40B. The 40A seats are permenantly attached with no tray but the 40B may be different in that the seat likely clips on to the front of the package tray front bulkhead (wood). The photos in the Snyder's link seem to confirm that. That would place the bulkhead attachment to the front of the package tray and give a tacking place for the tray upholstery covering.

[Bick in New Zealand]

Hopefully these may be of help.

[rotorwrench]

I don't see a package tray on that one. It is different than the link to the Brookville set up.

[Randy in ca]

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Originally Posted by rotorwrench

I don't see a package tray on that one. It is different than the link to the Brookville set up.

The ones posted by Bick in post #4 are of 1928-29 Roadster.