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Old 01-03-2017, 03:01 PM
Grizz1963 Grizz1963 is offline
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Originally Posted by GTOWAGON View Post
that taillight should not be too hard to find but it is wagon only would be the same for 70-72' also the fuel tank in these cars is in the drivers side quarter panel there is a bracket welded to the inner panel and the gas tank strap attatches to it. I would rcomend pulling the tank to make sure everything is solid I have made a bracket in the past that bolts to the frame rail and gives some additional support
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Welcome Grizz.

What everyone REALLY wants to know is....... Do you know Mike and Edd?

I certainly do not, but have had the pleasure, by fluke of meeting some amazingly nice normal people over the years.

Interestingly, their workshop is not that far from where I live, but of course they are all American now.

Thank you David Jones and Half-inch Stud.

GTOWAGON, Thank you for the reply.

I think the most important part, for the car to get an English MOT or roadworthy certificate, would be locating that rear light lense and it is a fail if the lights do not work right.

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