back panel on the 68 thru 75 corvette , question
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back panel on the 68 thru 75 corvette , question
hey friends can anyone tell me if that back panel you flip up to put the convertible down in are they the same from 68 to 75 ? thanks Bill
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ok guys all the numbers I found on this deck is where the pin goes thru and here are the numbers! (3942775) and 3942776) is there somewhere else there would be any part numbers?thanks Bill
Last edited by Bills17n72; Oct 31, 2021 at 02:53 PM.
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can someone tell me where the part number is on the rear deck on the C3 convertibles ,these numbers is where the pins are 3942775 and 3942776 ,I cant find it thanks Bill
Last edited by Bills17n72; Nov 2, 2021 at 03:49 PM.
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Bill,
The numbers you see molded in the fiberglass are the part numbers for the individual pieces that make up the rear lid. The rear lid assembly as a whole wouldn't have a part number on it. Early 68 lids didn't have bumpers on the bottom of the lids, later ones did. I'm sure there are other minor difference between the years, but I far as I know they are all functionally interchangeable.
John
The numbers you see molded in the fiberglass are the part numbers for the individual pieces that make up the rear lid. The rear lid assembly as a whole wouldn't have a part number on it. Early 68 lids didn't have bumpers on the bottom of the lids, later ones did. I'm sure there are other minor difference between the years, but I far as I know they are all functionally interchangeable.
John