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03-05-2000, 05:06 PM
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I have welded in new floor pans and transmision hump in my 1967 GTO. I need to know what the location is for the his and hers shifter, we could use the bench marks off the front seatbelts.
If you have any ideas please post here, and the message will be sent to my e-mail. Thanks Tom |
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03-05-2000, 05:06 PM
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I have welded in new floor pans and transmision hump in my 1967 GTO. I need to know what the location is for the his and hers shifter, we could use the bench marks off the front seatbelts.
If you have any ideas please post here, and the message will be sent to my e-mail. Thanks Tom |
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