Makes perfect sense clear side curtains especially these days with heavy traffic. No loss of visibility which there is with the original curtains. Makes it much safer if you get caught in the rain which on most tours there is a bit of as I remember. Something most wives with a sewing machine could easily make. So simple even a man could do it. Anything is possible! Short video with a great idea. And that's all that's really necessary.
Great video, and a great job with the curtains. I too experienced my first ever tour in late June 2024 in our 1915 Touring. It was the Wander around Walkerton Tour sponsored by the Horseless Carriage Club of America, Southern Ontario Chapter, and day 1 was stinking hot and it poured days 2 and 3, including tornado warnings. My top is good but no side curtains but we had our rain gear with us so it wasn't as bad as it could have been. I should point out I am also new to this car and T ownership, having just got it in April. I did have the foresight to apply Rain-X to the windshield and it worked pretty good. Got another tour in the books for late August near Barrie Ontario at the Canadian Festival of Old Cars as well as showing our cars at the local museum. Also sponsored by HCCA-SO chapter and the Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa. Looking forward to it.
Great job with the side curtains. We wear rain slickers. We also have them when we ride the motorcycle. Bruce, Barb Deb and I did a 3 hour mini tour today .no breakdown.
Nice video. We have a full set of side curtains for our 27 touring. They are the original style and have poor visibility. I think we may try to make a set like yours. Nice job ...
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Makes perfect sense clear side curtains especially these days with heavy traffic. No loss of visibility which there is with the original curtains. Makes it much safer if you get caught in the rain which on most tours there is a bit of as I remember. Something most wives with a sewing machine could easily make. So simple even a man could do it. Anything is possible! Short video with a great idea. And that's all that's really necessary.
Thanks Russel. My wife is blushing
Another pro video! You keep raising the bar.. Cheers
More to come!
Good video. Thanks
@@jimcosgrove292 thanks Jim!
That actually looks like fun! Warm and dry without rain suits !
Yep. I was amazed how well they worked!
Great video, and a great job with the curtains. I too experienced my first ever tour in late June 2024 in our 1915 Touring. It was the Wander around Walkerton Tour sponsored by the Horseless Carriage Club of America, Southern Ontario Chapter, and day 1 was stinking hot and it poured days 2 and 3, including tornado warnings. My top is good but no side curtains but we had our rain gear with us so it wasn't as bad as it could have been. I should point out I am also new to this car and T ownership, having just got it in April. I did have the foresight to apply Rain-X to the windshield and it worked pretty good. Got another tour in the books for late August near Barrie Ontario at the Canadian Festival of Old Cars as well as showing our cars at the local museum. Also sponsored by HCCA-SO chapter and the Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa. Looking forward to it.
That's great. We need more tour-ists like us!
Muy bueno!
Thanks!
Great job with the side curtains. We wear rain slickers. We also have them when we ride the motorcycle. Bruce, Barb Deb and I did a 3 hour mini tour today .no breakdown.
I saw sone photos of your mini tour! I hope to join you in Ohio someday. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.
Saw your post in Reddit, so here I am. Interesting channel!
Great! All are welcome. We also do Livestreams on the first Thursday of every month, 8pm eastern.
Nice video. We have a full set of side curtains for our 27 touring. They are the original style and have poor visibility. I think we may try to make a set like yours. Nice job ...
Thanks Donnie! They worked remarkably well
So the amateur tour “er” may have been the best prepared of all 😊
Doubt that.... But it went well!
What did the other tourers think of your side curtains? Sure kept you dry!
I'm not really sure. They didn't seem to notice.