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Old 02-25-2019, 10:36 AM
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No pictures on your last post!
Really? The photos are displaying fine on my end, and I posted them using the same method as the initial post.

Is anyone else unable to see the photos from post #19?

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I am curious about the two holes in the top of the dash shown in this picture?
Those holes are for the retainer clips on the underside of the dash pad. There are five of them, I believe. Maybe it's a '66 only thing? you can see two of the clips in this photo:


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I'm not seeing them in that post.


Very cool car!



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I'm not seeing them in that post.


Very cool car!
Odd. I will find another way to display the photos tonight after work. Thanks for the heads-up.

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Really? The photos are displaying fine on my end, and I posted them using the same method as the initial post.

Is anyone else unable to see the photos from post #19?
I am on a Windows 10 PC using Google Chrome browser and I cannot see the images in post 19

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