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Old 06-03-2024, 05:07 PM
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There appears to be a fair bit of difference between the rear section for a 2 dr and rear section for a 4 door Lemans or Tempest. Does the three speed have a shift porch on the floor ? If no then go with the 4 door. If yes and you go with the 2 dr for m/t you may need an extra 1/2 yard of material to piece in at the rear. Check the images on ACC's web site, drill down by year, make, model and # of doors and transmission for an image of each.


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Old 06-03-2024, 07:33 PM
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There appears to be a fair bit of difference between the rear section for a 2 dr and rear section for a 4 door Lemans or Tempest. Does the three speed have a shift porch on the floor ? If no then go with the 4 door. If yes and you go with the 2 dr for m/t you may need an extra 1/2 yard of material to piece in at the rear. Check the images on ACC's web site, drill down by year, make, model and # of doors and transmission for an image of each.
Yes, it has the same shift porch as my 66 GTO. I guess I need to pull the back seats out of both cars and compare the floor. I will also look at the pictures.

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