Playing "name the part"
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Playing "name the part"
I have a new to me 1968. The guy gave me a box of "spare" parts that I have figured out what most of them are but there are 2 parts that I do not know where they go????
Burning Brakes
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The first pic is the air dam. it goes on the top of the radiator support & the fan shroud attaches to the bracket. There should have been a rubber flap attached to the top with staples. I think you can see the holes from the staples. The 68 AIM book will show you where it goes if you can't figure it out.
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Purchase the assembly instruction manual (AIM) to go with it. You might also want the GM chassis service manual. Do you have an owner's manual?
This is a good referece to have:
You will soon learn there are a lot of one-year-only parts on the 68s. Dr. Dobbins' books shows a lot of them and lets you compare things to later models.
This is a good referece to have:
You will soon learn there are a lot of one-year-only parts on the 68s. Dr. Dobbins' books shows a lot of them and lets you compare things to later models.
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