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sventinker
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not sure what to do with it. It would be a funny way to start a barndoor bus build. Is it worth about the same as the later props?
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sventinker
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Ev do you know the I.D. of the hole this one is kind of wobled out and I want to repair it
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Lowdown Dirty Rat
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| Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 12:42 pm Post subject: Re: Unknown Barndoor-style decklid prop |
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After reading this thread I thought I had this sorted. But now I’m confused.
I bought a later repo prop with the aim to flatten the ‘bulge’ and then swap out the short arm as I thought Barndoor arms were shorter (and have a different washer/bolt). But my original short arm pictured below measures 6.5”. The same as the late repo. I’m certain it’s original to the Sept 51 micro it came off?
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Lind
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| Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 1:20 pm Post subject: Re: Unknown Barndoor-style decklid prop |
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My barndoor parts list shows three parts numbers, and one of them is ambulance. I would say that the short short arm is ambulance. That makes sense for how the engine lid works, and the fact that a later arm would not work on my ambulance decklid.
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