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in that case a torch will do the trick
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Don't pay attention to these smart asses. Yes, the originals were indeed cut with a torch. You obviously want to know WHERE to cut out. I believe that if the tunnel is original, you will find four little dimples representing where the four screws go to hold down the shift boot trim piece. Drill those out, screw the trim piece in place, and you can use it as a template to mark the hole.
Hope that helps. If not, let me know. I believe I have some template instructions at the office. Lynn |
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Here are some photos to help you cut your hole.
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Mark |
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That hole is for a 1967 car and probably a automatic not correct for a 69 4speed.
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1967 Nova SS L30 1967 Chevelle L79 1969 RS Z/28 Red 1969 RS Z/28 Lemans Blue 1970 Z/28 Blue 1967 RS Convertible 1968 Camaro SS 1992 GMC Yukon 30166 miles |
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