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Old 09-05-2019, 04:52 PM
olmanwinter olmanwinter is offline
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Default Update on Parts for Swap Meet

I got everything loaded this afternoon and it is quite a load in my truck and trailer!

Just a couple of updates on what I listed before:
  • Any references to a RH reclining seat were a "Duh" moment. Of course, any recliners are for the LH side
  • The 1970 floor shift tilt steering column is actually from a 1969 car.
  • The 2-speed automatic transmission console is from a 1967 car. I am bringing two of these.

I have lots of other parts in addition to what is listed as examples, so please try to come and see me. I didn't load all of this up to take it back home!

Thanks, Olmanwinter

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Old 09-05-2019, 06:04 PM
'ol Pinion head 'ol Pinion head is offline
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Best to you with the Swapper. Was about an hour west of Greenfield last Sat, another "load of fun" Pontiac oriented trip. Good thing there was a NAPA & an ACE hardware open within 4 miles of where I lost a wheel bearing on my cartrailer.

On the '69 GP tilt column, '69 & 70 interchange, both use the same green tilt ignition switch.
The reclining bucket seat, you were correct on the first time. It will be passenger side, there were no LH (drivers side) A-body reclining seats until '73 models (opt in GrandAms, GP's)

again best to you, hope you get some foot traffic through the swapper.

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