74 tail lense assembly
Melting Slicks
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some idea......
this is the best I could do from the inside.......
but from the outside......much better shot......and they are riveted to the upper panel of the rear.....
hope this helps................................... .............Tom
but from the outside......much better shot......and they are riveted to the upper panel of the rear.....
hope this helps................................... .............Tom
Last edited by 74 LS4-454; Oct 7, 2009 at 06:12 AM.
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I think this does a whole lot actually, the three bolt holes around the 4 larger whole that your bulbs go through, is that what the lens bolts to?
I have a 74 with an 80-82 style rear bumper on it and Im wanting to go back to the stock split tail, and Im trying to see what Ill need before I get there
Miles
I have a 74 with an 80-82 style rear bumper on it and Im wanting to go back to the stock split tail, and Im trying to see what Ill need before I get there
Miles
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Warrington PA
Finalist 2020 C4 of the Year - Unmodified
I think this does a whole lot actually, the three bolt holes around the 4 larger whole that your bulbs go through, is that what the lens bolts to?
I have a 74 with an 80-82 style rear bumper on it and Im wanting to go back to the stock split tail, and Im trying to see what Ill need before I get there
Miles
I have a 74 with an 80-82 style rear bumper on it and Im wanting to go back to the stock split tail, and Im trying to see what Ill need before I get there
Miles
.....................Tom
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Did you keep the original 74 set up when the 80-82 styple bumper was installed? Finding the stock '74 parts these days might be a PITA.
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The '74 tail light installation is one year only. The assembly instruction manual (AIM) will show you the parts you need and how the lights and brackets are installed.
Did you keep the original 74 set up when the 80-82 styple bumper was installed? Finding the stock '74 parts these days might be a PITA.
Did you keep the original 74 set up when the 80-82 styple bumper was installed? Finding the stock '74 parts these days might be a PITA.
Last edited by Paul L; Oct 7, 2009 at 10:40 AM.
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Im going to have my dad check to see if I have those 2 brackets that the lenses bolt to,
I bought it with the 80-82 bumper on it, so I never looked for the brackets, Im not sure whats under there (im in springfield mo and the car is in Joplin)
how are those lens brackets attach, are they something that can be removed? somehitng that could be parted off of one car and onto another?
Miles
The '74 tail light installation is one year only. The assembly instruction manual (AIM) will show you the parts you need and how the lights and brackets are installed.
Did you keep the original 74 set up when the 80-82 styple bumper was installed? Finding the stock '74 parts these days might be a PITA.
Did you keep the original 74 set up when the 80-82 styple bumper was installed? Finding the stock '74 parts these days might be a PITA.
how are those lens brackets attach, are they something that can be removed? somehitng that could be parted off of one car and onto another?
Miles
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