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Old 08-05-2015, 09:45 AM
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If i could get a pic to post, I would show the 2 styles, for 70 one early, one, later.

QUOTE=keith k;5440972]Two different styles just for the '70 model year?

Or are you referring to the difference between the '70 parts and the '71 - '81 parts, which are indeed different.[/QUOTE]

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Here's a bulletin on a hard to reach screw, possibly a reason to change it if they did have 2 versions?





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If i could get a pic to post, I would show the 2 styles, for 70 one early, one, later.
Is the screw mounting hole in a different location?

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Well you need to figure it out
Eric seems to have a little problem. Positive encouragement please Norwood.
LOL.

I would take two pair by the way.

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I thought that was positive

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If i could get a pic to post, I would show the 2 styles, for 70 one early, one, later.

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Two different styles just for the '70 model year?

Or are you referring to the difference between the '70 parts and the '71 - '81 parts, which are indeed different.
Hi Eric. When you quote someone it seems to be stripping off the first left square bracket. I'm not sure what software would do that, but it might be worth a try to type back in that leading left square bracket. You can see how when I quoted you and then I typed back in the missing left square bracket it properly quoted the message that Keith K had typed, too. It makes quite a bit of difference in readability and people won't think you're having quite as many problems in this way. Take care, Chad

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They made 2 diff styles, also, if I could post pics, i would show..
Here are some pics by Eric:



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Thanks for the pictures Eric.



Eric, is the one on the left in top pic the 'revised' #9841146?

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Thanks for posting. Eric work on those computer skill.

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Old 08-18-2015, 08:27 AM
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Default plastic shield

The one on left, is the revised one, has a opening for water to run through.
On my pc skills, i wish , as on other sites, pics could posted w/o, all the hastle..
Thought board may have interest, in seeing the 2 types.

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Good info. Thought the idea was to direct water away from corners, only to create drain midway!

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Thanks. Learned another new thing about these cars
It's bad enough they have all those "one year only parts", but now another one goes into the "half of one year only" parts category...

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Does anyone know what type of plastic was used to make these 1970 only trim pieces?
I have my originals, and they have some cracks. I was going to used my plastic welder to fix them up, but first I need to know the type of plastic. Any thoughts???


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I would take at least 1 set, perhaps 2.

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The repops are super thin and seem frail.
I will Purchase 1 pair, and I think that Ames might buy some for inventory /resale .

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The repops are super thin and seem frail.
I will Purchase 1 pair, and I think that Ames might buy some for inventory /resale .
so the 1970 style is being reproduced now?

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so the 1970 style is being reproduced now?
No, My comment refers to the '71 and up parts.

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I'd be in for 2 pair

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I have a set of 70's and there's an injection molding business a couple hundred feet from my house. I'll take them over and get production cost estimates, maybe it's an item I can add to the Lab-14 products.

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John,they are also the same on 70 camaros,that would probably make for more sales if you produced them.

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John,they are also the same on 70 camaros,that would probably make for more sales if you produced them.
Ya, the topic's come up on Nasty Z, Team Camaro , etc. a few times over the years when folks are looking for good used ones (I've always had Camaros also). I think now the early 2nd gens have gotten to the age and desirability that even rusty 6 cylinder base model cars from either brand don't get parted out. I remember parting and scrapping cars in much better condition 25 years ago than many of the ones guys are starting projects with now. So now it's much harder to find good used one year only parts because fewer and fewer are being parted out.

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I'd be in for three sets of the '70 type.
This part seems like a perfect candidate for 3D printing...

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