 Mine are broken too...
I'm needing to replace at least the #10 plastic pylon/bracket/thingamajigger. I know someone somewhere on the forum not too long ago mentioned something about having some extras or spares they were willing to sell. It was within the last year or two.
I too would like to know what anyone has come up with as a solution besides using the actual plastic pieces as replacements. I've thought of fashioning small wooden blocks, drilling a hole in one end for the plastic fastener and gluing the other end to the cardboard. Wood isn't the best solution, but there are very few junk yards around me and they typically only have cars that 5 years old (10 if I'm lucky). All of them said they rarely see and don't keep cars from the 1990s.
Any help here would be greatly appreciated. |