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Last year a very nice rust-free Grand Prix followed me home from AZ. (68k miles)
Like most of us, I am trying to restore it as it may have left the factory. My latest project is the correct location and holdowns for the jack parts. I found the correct springs with the attached rings and two of the four connecting brackets (intact ones are located nearest the back bumper) The other two are missing, looks like they were knocked off the trunk floor , (maybe they ripped the guys golf bag) 1. What would they be called? 2. Where would I find such a part? 3. Would they come on a complete replacement floor? Any ideas would be appreciated! Thanks, Bill
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If they are like a 61 they would be located like this. I doubt you could find them anywhere except junk yard. And by the time you air chiseled them off they would be useless. Probably have to make your own from some 14 or 16 gage. and plug weld them in.
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Thank you for your reply. My guess was right and these do-dads are nowhere to be found. I have 2 still attached to the trunk floor so I guess I’ll just have to make something similar. They have a weird shape, but they really won’t be seen once the mat is down and the jack is stowed. Bill
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GT37 3625lbs..Fastest bench seat, column shift, all steel,no power adders car at Norwalk 1.35 w/29.5x10.5x15 6.42 @ 109 10.09 @ 133 |
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