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Old 04-04-2018, 09:46 AM   #20
Graham57a
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Re: 72 Cheyenne Super Plain Jane

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You can go ahead and send me the first one..... you know, so it doesn’t go to waste. 😂👍🏻

Wade
I used a metal break. PM me your address and I'll send it over, it's sitting in the scrap bin now haha.
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What a difference. The big eye sore improvement is the gutter wiring no longer there. Never did like how the factory did that. So do you still have to run heater hoses or is that like a delete?
I agree, it drove me crazy. Now I wish I had filled in the screw holes before paint. Yea the heater box is now a delete, if I ever run vintage air I will punch the new ac lines through in roughly the same location as the factory heater lines.
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