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The rubber dust shield over the upper control arm does it go on the engine side or the tire side of inner fender on 66 GTO?
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I also meant to ask are folks fighting spaples or using screws?
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My fenderwell seals ('67) are on the tire side, under the fender, and I attached mine with the provided staples. It was a pain in the neck to get them on, but it's worth the effort. I used the original holes in the fender to locate the new holes in the liners. The "staples" were so stiff that I had to hold a large piece of steel (piece of railroad track in my case) underneath and use a small hammer to fasten the staples.
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They must have had a super duty stapler to do this at the factory.
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Use wire, then cut and bend backwards to look like staples. Stainless wire wont rust either
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Another quick question. Which end goes to rear? I am assuming the end that has the narrow tear drop looking end. Is it only stapled across the top?
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