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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 207 Joined: 15-November 14 From: United States Member No.: 18,123 Region Association: Central California ![]() |
Ok guys,
back at work trying to bring the 73 4 cylinder back to life. I used the trashed floorboard as a template , and used marine plywood to re-make it. Came out good in my opinion. So I have it back in place, but the plates holding it in place are long gone by the PO - who didn't think retaining removed parts was very important - obviously. I'm not making a concourse car - just want a fun canyon carver I can drive a couple of times a week. so anyone use a wide (fender washer ) as a replacement? if so, was it suitable? alternately if I can find an accurate drawing I can fab one up pretty quick, but i don't have any reference to work off of other that the crummy Black and white photo in a Haynes manual thats as old as the car! and anyone know the dimensions of the bolts? thanks in advance everyone cheers |
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