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Old 06-05-2014, 02:24 PM
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Bob, can I get you to measure the position of the 'RAM AIR' sticker? I have a very similar car and have had the stickers, but never put them on because I was never quite sure about the placement. They appear to go back from the opening a couple of inches. Thank you.

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The stickers were applied in the exact factory measured location. There is a page in the assembly 1971/72 manual that shows the measurements though I don't have it handy at the moment.

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Bob, can I get you to measure the position of the 'RAM AIR' sticker? I have a very similar car and have had the stickers, but never put them on because I was never quite sure about the placement. They appear to go back from the opening a couple of inches. Thank you.
Any details or pix on car? Similar as in 72 455 HO 4 speed Formula I assume...

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