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....NO!!...its stuff like that that is frustrating to repair...I asked at an auto glass place...the guy was older than me and he had no clue!...if I was better organized I think what I need is a constant flame to heat up a thimble full of solder...then just pour it over the connection...of course it would be taped off for staying in one place...I am certain the factory had something that shot out solder...I tried with a solder iron but it was not working out for me..I am still trying to track a friend of mine who solders all the time..he most likely could do it..I should ask if someone could post a photo of an original..I think it has to be soldered..not glued??...thanks!!
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not trying to overkill this tray but I just mounted the rear seat after like 24 years..the cardboard/jute panel divider hides the seat springs?!...just some detail pix on how well the tray fits with the rear seat in place.in one photo you can see the divider...but once I pressed the rear seat into the steel divider it went away..fit is real nice!...and thanks Pepi as I need to get this window in!.if my carpet dye would arrive..then we could make some real interior finished progress!..it has to work (xrosses fingers)
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1972 dog point seat bolts...
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