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The location looks like to would suggest the washer Fl concentrate/glass bottle.
However the brackets only used two screws Even though it was a "Dealer" install it has been my observation that most are mounted in close proximity to washer jug. Note; mine is almost on the same location of inner fender just on DS due to it being a 6cyl with Battery on PS. You bay looks GREAT! Don't beat yourself up over the judging discrepancy. Years ago I lost points for "Shocks & Tires" but no one could clarify what or why. I entered a national judged show in hopes to gain better knowledge. I knew some items where not 100% but at the end of the day never received anything beyond a deduction. So now I avoid nationals and drive the hell out the car just as it was built to be. Cheers.
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Last edited by Jeff Hamlin; 06-12-2015 at 05:47 PM. |
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Yes car was built with two speed/washer sys. That led me to think holes were factory. That and the octagon center hole that I thought would be hard to produce in field.
But with my investigation and you opinions thinking now on plan B Jeff, like your idea. pretty much did that drive it like I stole it thing all my life. Thought it might be time to check out the subtle side. It is challenging just as expensive also. |
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Your optikleen brackets must be for later years application. I always thought the original ones were a 3 prong bracket and the reprodutions were 5 prong brackets like you have pictured, but it looks like yours is NOS. The one I have has 3 prongs.
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