More updates from Gregg on the 277. He has recruited another couple of members to work on finishing the restoration of the main compartment. That's good news!
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A few weeks ago, the center door was reinstalled. The seat bases were also cleaned up and painted silver like all the other hardware in the car.
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| Today the left side of the passenger compartment was disassembled. Paul H. and Steve will be restoring this area a little bit at a time. The seats were removed to make it easier to work around. As you can see the original stained glass is still in the car. |
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| The area where the two seats were. The four window sash are being restored also. |
2 comments:
Looks good!
The photo showing the old stained-glass windows also shows a pitfall of using interior windows on the exterior of the car. A couple of museums have done this because interior arched windows were available and it was far cheaper than having new, custom exterior arched windows made. But as can be seen, the interior windows are typically a different profile and are shorter (in height) because of the window shade box. This is true on CA&E cars, too.
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