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Charley,
I keep going in and out of consciousness, please keep the pictures coming. |
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Charlie, Your PM box is full!! [/ QUOTE ] OK OK...done |
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That is an amazing find congratulations.
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Popping the Mirror on may have been part of the Dealer prep? [/ QUOTE ] I wondered that myself but just looked at that old photo of the 70s on the railway and there is a rearview mounted.. ![]()
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Norman said the car never had the center rear view mirror but the post is there. Is that the correct post ? [/ QUOTE ] as stated, correct post for 1970 discussion and pictures over at www.nastyz28.com: http://www.nastyz28.com/forum/showth...ht=1970+mirror ![]() seems like there was a question on which way was/is up ... still unanswered unless the assembly manual shows ... my July 70 Van Nuys Z28 HAD that style mirror until I chucked it in the 70's or early 80's for one that stayed in place ... |
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I'm going to try to post a pic of an LT1 crate motor i have with that paper element Charlie's holding.
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#437
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o.k. can't seem to post the pic can i e-mail it to someone who can. thank you....
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I'll give it a try.
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Jack Seymour 1970 Z28 Hugger Orange 20K Mile Survivor |
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I'm going to try to post a pic of an LT1 crate motor i have with that paper element Charlie's holding. [/ QUOTE ] send it to [email protected] Mike |
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![]() I've seen leather protective caps like this used on electrical sending unit contacts,connections & junctions to protect them from shorting out.Based on where you found it,I'm guessing maybe it came from something electrical on the firewall,an engine compt.light,or even the idle solenoid pot below. |
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