69 vert deck lid
Melting Slicks
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From: Broadview hts Ohio
I too could use this. I have my car back, the shop took it apart and I know it was all original under the vert decklid. it is only partially re-assembled with a box of parts for me to put back on.
Joe
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Racer
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Melting Slicks
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From: Broadview hts Ohio
I do not believe so. I think what they are saying it is sprayed the body color. Except for the few pieces that were added later that were natural or like the bumper bracket that I believe we're black? I seem to remember mine like this, except I never took pics.
Joe
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Racer
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So all the guts are the same as the body color? Seems like that would be bland
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Melting Slicks
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From: Broadview hts Ohio
All, except the rods and clips, plus the rubber stop brackets. This is what I remember, but I again have no pics of mine. I actually wanted the shop to leave the underside of my lid alone as it was original paint, but they took it upon themselves to restore it also.
Argh........
Argh........
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Racer
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All, except the rods and clips, plus the rubber stop brackets. This is what I remember, but I again have no pics of mine. I actually wanted the shop to leave the underside of my lid alone as it was original paint, but they took it upon themselves to restore it also.
Argh........
Argh........
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I know this is an old post and Im sorry but the lower half of my mechanism was missing and i'm trying to put it all back together to make it work. do both of these levers pull forward? or does the one on the right (that releases the top pins) push back? the reason I ask is that mine will Only push back. I've searched the internet for a video showing how it's supposed to operate but there are absolutely none posted that I can find. Anyway you could send me a video of how the levers work??? Thank you
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Racer
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I know this is an old post and Im sorry but the lower half of my mechanism was missing and i'm trying to put it all back together to make it work. do both of these levers pull forward? or does the one on the right (that releases the top pins) push back? the reason I ask is that mine will Only push back. I've searched the internet for a video showing how it's supposed to operate but there are absolutely none posted that I can find. Anyway you could send me a video of how the levers work??? Thank you
They both pull forward.
Make sure the the circled tab on the handle is to the side of the channel that forms the base and not behind it as this will prevent it from moving forward.
John
