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Top Curve |
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The alternatives are slope the top like the yellow car or keep the top flat like the Wood car above. I think the strips dictate a Top Curve parallel to the Frame. This means the two Mid-Car Curves start at the elevation of the Radiator Top at the Center line. The shape of the Top Curve aft of the Seat is controlled by the Rear Curve. |
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Proceed to the Mid Car Curve |
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