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11-24-2025, 04:59 PM
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One of my 69 Catalina's was built with a plastic rear valence, it has no protectors but it could have used them since the tailpipes at some point deformed the lip of the valence directly above the pipe.
Interestingly the MPC (master parts catalog) shows plastic valences (and steel ones) for the 69 B body (back only), and A body (front 69, front and rear 70-except GTO was steel only both years). Related to that I've seen some 69 LeMans parking lamp housings that have an extra male prong for a ground, obviously for use with a plastic valence. The MPC also shows a different part number for the front lamp harness with plastic valence, for the ground wires?
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