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OK, its cleaned out.....for now.
Thanks, Jason |
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Jason, the left side (single hole one) in the first pic is definitely correct for 69 Camaro, and I think Nova. (definitely not Chevelle) The telling things are the little bump-out on the inside rear, the inside spark wire tower being forward of the rear bolt hole, and the temp sending unit clip on the outside lip forward of the third bolt hole.
I'm not certain on what to look for for right side ones. |
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Crane corvettes has an ID on their page that is correct and they are expensive but.Jeff
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I think I spent $125 for a set of originals ($100 for the driver side one) and another $250 to rechrome them.
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You can buy an original set like "Unreal" did and have them rechromed or you can get the reproductions from Crane Corvettes and also Paragon Corvettes has them. The good reproduction go for $400 to $500
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69 Chevelle SS L88 "Day-2" Lemans Blue 69 Chevelle SS L34 postsedan project-Azure Turquoise |
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Jason,
Sorry for hijacking your thread. It was not my intention. Jason |
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No problem! I have found a set already!
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