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These are one of the best accessories. You have to have the correct brackets/hinges though that clamp to the back edge of the upright like that.. I know the Spridget and A use the same type, but I don't know what else does.
They are made to even allow for side curtain installation in an emergency. The main difference between the Spridget wind wings and other cars, is the fact that there is the curved stepped up area cut into the bottom of the plexiglass to allow the door to open. If it wasn't there, where the door meets the top of the dash will not clear when they are pulled in.
When I get back I'll post pics of mine. They are authentic factory period details, open and shut, keep out the weather, Oh, and they connect to windows that wind up and down, another factory detail. I know you're going to jump in and say windup windows and opening vent windows are just a fad but y'all sure sound like you're ready to graduate to a real car.
We all got together and decided side curtains are da-bomb. Roll ups and folding tops are fer .... um,,,, you know. Next thing you know, you'll be wantin' radios and self cancelling blinkers. What's the world coming to...
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