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I can vaguely remember years ago, seeing in an Eckler's catalog 73 type side scoops to glass in 72 type egg-crate fenders. Or perhaps some-time in it's life a previous owner installed
Exactly! Someone was installed the "Ecklers" option
JU
I hope he has Craig Jackson's personal cell phone number because he's not listed on the consignment list for Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday...I quit looking because no doubt when he shows up at the gate with no invite, that eggcrate delete option and detailed motor will win them over.
JU
original color all of you 72 elkhart green guys should email him a picture of your car. Big differance compared to whatever original 72 green color he is advertizing. Maybee it will be a 1 of 1 car at BJ. A donnybrook green late 72 rare side vent car with rare t-tops and removable rear window and rare TH400 transmission with air!
original color all of you 72 elkhart green guys should email him a picture of your car. Big differance compared to whatever original 72 green color he is advertizing. Maybee it will be a 1 of 1 car at BJ. A donnybrook green late 72 rare side vent car with rare t-tops and removable rear window and rare TH400 transmission with air!
Just noticed fifth picture. Why is the brake peddle so small for an auto car? Unless I'm just seeing things?
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Originally Posted by Deron
Just noticed fifth picture. Why is the brake peddle so small for an auto car? Unless I'm just seeing things?
Looks like it's just the rubber portion of the molded carpet where it turns up under the accelerator pedal. I see what you mean though with the way the light is reflecting off of it.
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