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Old 12-27-2023, 09:23 AM
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Would be nice if that Canada specific door label was reproduced. Thanks for sharing!

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Boardog do you also have the Canada report for your car? (like PHS but sometimes has more data)



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Here is the link to the website for obtaining Canadian documentation
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Would be nice if that Canada specific door label was reproduced. Thanks for sharing!
I did get a reproduction door tag from a member here,,,don't know if he's around anymore. I did some research about Canada cars built for the US and was told those particular cars did say made in Canada like the OP door pic. He did offer a Canada version so that's the one I chose.

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try inline tube....... INL15411

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You are awesome, thanks for the info!!

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