Window frame rivet
 

Hi guys,

At the moment, I'm restoring the window frames of my 1973 911T.
I had to remove all the steel parts prior to anodizing, and now I'm trying to put everything back together again.

The main question I have is: what kind of rivet do I need to use to secure the steel bracket to the frame? Can I use a regular aluminum pop rivet, or is there a special rivet I need?

Kind regards,

D@vid
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I don't know for sure what rivets were original, but that looks like steel. I would not use an aluminum pop rivet. I doubt it will be strong enough. How about using a nut and bolt of the correct size?

*Warning:* Ignorant thought from 1987 Targa owner!
Would they use the copper rivets from the Targa wing window cap? PN: 900.056.003.20

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Thanks guys, I will explore both options. However I don't really know what tools I need for the copper rivets. Also copper may not be strong enough.

Kind regards,

David

I was thinking about those copper Targa rivets as well. Here is a great thread that shows how to install them for the Targa window stop.
https://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/566914-question-asked-but-never-answered-how-do-i-install-new-targa-window-stops.html

Mark

Thanks Mark,

That might work. Will look into that.
Again, thanks for your input guys.

Kind regards,

David