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> Correct Jack for 73 2.0L, I have 3 different
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post Jul 28 2016, 04:58 PM
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post Jul 13 2020, 04:35 PM
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resurrecting an old-ish thread

I pulled this jack out of my shed.
I believe it came in my 1972 (now race car)

oddly, I went into my 1974 to compare
it is the long handle, red banded one as pictured above.


there is a small chance the 2 jacks were switched...
but not likely. I think the red banded one has been in the 74 since I bought it in 85
but there is always a chance.

still interesting that this one I believe to be 1972, is different than the pictures in this thread. has no indentation in the handle
the 1972 was entirely original, and very low miles.
I'm not saying that it couldn't of possibly been switched.
but every nut and bolt on that car... every door panel, everything I removed looked as if it had never had a wrench on any hardware in its entire life.

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