Tom Hoczyk
PCS Past President
Terrific post. The irons of the mystery red car are Miller-Meteor. Tom
landau irons: a photo reference guide
- Thread starter Attila Bethlenfalvy
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I may be the only one that can appreciate these subtle differences but just in case not... 
Superior used longer landau irons on Crown models to span a greater distance from C to D pillar.
'59-'62 Superior Crown landau irons are 44 5/8" c/c and are cast bronze. Only found one partial casting number: 241156
'63-'64* Superior Crown landau irons are 45 1/4" c/c and are cast pot metal. Casting numbers: LH 254153 G & RH 254152 G
*May fit higher year range. I've not researched this enough. Yet.
And now without further ado, shown together. Note slightly more curvature in '63-'64 (above) than '59-'62 (below) - besides length.
Superior used longer landau irons on Crown models to span a greater distance from C to D pillar.
'59-'62 Superior Crown landau irons are 44 5/8" c/c and are cast bronze. Only found one partial casting number: 241156
'63-'64* Superior Crown landau irons are 45 1/4" c/c and are cast pot metal. Casting numbers: LH 254153 G & RH 254152 G
*May fit higher year range. I've not researched this enough. Yet.
And now without further ado, shown together. Note slightly more curvature in '63-'64 (above) than '59-'62 (below) - besides length.
Brendan Martin
PCS Member
Wow, nice to see you finally got them!
Darren Bedford
PCS Member
Attila
CONGRATS BRO !
I have noticed the removal of the wanted ad in your signature as well.
Lets see a photo of them installed on the car !!!
Way to go,
Darren
CONGRATS BRO !
I have noticed the removal of the wanted ad in your signature as well.
Lets see a photo of them installed on the car !!!
Way to go,
Darren