And the lower 2 items are the stone guards for the headlights, they go behind the grilles and are attached with screws to the upper surround metal reinforcement.
Help with these 2 items...Pic
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Melting Slicks
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Help with these 2 items...Pic
Gentlemen, getting down to the last few bits and pieces...
For some reason I thought the top two items had something to do with the power window motors within the doors, as in guards. Thumbed every page of AIM... no go 
. Same story for the bottom two items, one is LH and the other is RH...any ideas??? Thanks 
Muddy:
Joanne indicated I had better find where they go...as she has them all cleaned and painted... LOL
For some reason I thought the top two items had something to do with the power window motors within the doors, as in guards. Thumbed every page of AIM... no go . Same story for the bottom two items, one is LH and the other is RH...any ideas??? Thanks Muddy:Joanne indicated I had better find where they go...as she has them all cleaned and painted... LOL
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lock shields
the 2 top items are door lock shields ...
they are pictured upside down.
Essentially, they shield your lock mechanism from
the weather elements getting into the door.
In the 1969 AIM, check UPC1, K8, door handle ...
bottom items are the stone guards for the headlights,
when retracted. Fit behind the L&R grill assembly ...
they are pictured upside down.
Essentially, they shield your lock mechanism from
the weather elements getting into the door.
In the 1969 AIM, check UPC1, K8, door handle ...
bottom items are the stone guards for the headlights,
when retracted. Fit behind the L&R grill assembly ...
Last edited by FrankVincent; May 18, 2006 at 10:04 PM.
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Thanks a ton Frank & Gary!!! Today I installed the lock mech.s. Suppose its a perfect time to install the guards before I install the glass & power window motors... again thanks!!!
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by AGVI
Good job guys. I was going to tell him to throw them away as I have no clue what they are. 
Frank: Complement well taken, TY. She is lookn' good... I'll post pic's when completed.
Sixfooter: Interesting...
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