10/31/24 - - Sold Out - - - New Waiting List Started
10/29/24 - - New Batch - - Waiting List Fulfilled - - Extras Made Available
7/23/24 - - Sold Out - - - New Waiting List Started
7/22/24 - - New Batch - - Waiting List Fulfilled - - 1 Extra Made Available
4/23/24 - - Sold Out - - New Waiting List Started
3/6/24 - New Batch - - Waiting List Fulfilled - - Extra's Made Available
1/12/24 - Sold Out - New Waiting List Started
4/14/23 - Batches Of These Are Made Instead Of One At A Time As They Were In The Past - If You Are Interested In Putting Your Name On The Running List Please Send Me An Email With Your Phone Number And Louver Layout Request And I Will Respond With An ETA For Production. Current Availability Runs Roughly - 2-6 Weeks Depending On Where You Fall On List.
Fits 1928-1931 Coupe & Roadster
Traditional - - - Period Correct - - - Dome Louvers
Decklid layout being sold is as shown in photos #1-7 (130 Louvers w/ "Staggered" Bottom)
Decklid skins are made out of 18 Gauge cold rolled steel and are complete with formed outer edges with plenty of material to hammer skin over your inner skin.
This is again only for an outer louvered skin with formed edges and does not include an inner structure.
Most people either use their original inner skin, fabricate a new one, or buy an inner skin from another vendor.
Decklid shown for sale in this listing has handle mount holes marked on inside of skin and can be ran/used in either rumble seat style or traditional style (see photo #8)....there's room to mount your trunk lid handle on top or bottom edges.
Photo #9 is other louver layout options available....if interested in a louvered decklid but you don't like the current layout listed for sale in photos #1-7 feel free to message me and I can custom fabricate one to fit your design/layout tastes.
Photos #10-15 are TRC Louvered Skins shown installed
Item ships via UPS ground with tracking.
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