188_257-198_980-271_Side Curtain Kits_MG TC, TD, TF_Instructions.doc
Created on 11/18/2005 4:15:00 PM Created by grantm
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253-100 LH front, 253-300 LH Rear Side Curtain Frames
Things to look for
The upper front corner of the rear frame is almost a 90 degree angle (1C)
The upper rear corner of the rear frame is angular, not rounded (1D)
The dropped section of the rear s/c frame (1E) is gently rounded.
The rear TC s/c frame is the only one with this rounded point.
Lay a tape measure along the inside edge of the upper horizontal piece.
Measure the length of the steel piece from outside to outside edge.
It’ should be 19 ¾ inches long. (about 21 inches would be TD, and over 22 is a TF)
If 1E is rounded as shown you can skip the measurements below
To confirm the identity of the rear frames:
Lay a tape measure along the inside edge of the lower horizontal piece.
Measure the length of the steel piece from outside to outside edge.
It’ should be 20 inches long. (about 17 ¾ to 18 1/4 inches would be TD, and less than 17 is a TF)
The metal strap used to make the lower pieces of the TC frames is flat (1G).
The material used to make the TD frames is actually like a small piece of angle iron.
The depth of the dropped point (1H) is 9 7/8 inches.