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Holes are different in a couple places Rob?
On my drivers frame horn, one hole is elongated. The first cross member has 2 holes on the right side that your doesn't have, and the pass side cross member has three holes above the frame mount where mine only has 2. I'm sure there's more to be learned but these are slightly different from what I can see in the images.
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The oval hole was used later because of the introduction of the carbon canister for the next year Nova from what I understood. I will see if I can do some research...Joe
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My 09D (1969) frame has the elongated hole.
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