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Old 05-07-2022, 01:43 AM
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I'm not a '69 guy so no clue if they're OEM or not, but the red ones remind me of the clips provided with air shocks to secure the plastic airline to the frame.
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I'm not a '69 guy so no clue if they're OEM or not, but the red ones remind me of the clips provided with air shocks to secure the plastic airline to the frame.
^^^ This, air shock line retainers.
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