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> Oh no! Foam is everywhere!, Been browsing Bowlsby's site...
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post Jul 27 2005, 07:49 PM
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We all know and love that foam the factory stuck in hidden places that traps water and causes rust... I knew about the front and rear of the inner rear fenders, and the ends of both trunk lids... Brace yourself, then check out the pic below! I was hoping to eliminate the foam during my restoration, but now it seems hopeless.

(IMG:http://members.rennlist.com/914_collectibles/zRareDoc08.jpg)
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post Jul 28 2005, 06:12 AM
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Thanks for bringing this up. The diagram is from DGVWP buch...I really hope Andy will chime in and translate the symbol legend text for us.

I am not at all sure that foam is everwhere as shown, we have seen photos of some of these sections without foam in place. I am also told that there is foam in some of the rolled reinforcements in the F+R hoods, which this diagram does not appear to indicate.
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