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Old 09-09-2014, 03:25 PM   #1
Keith Seymore
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Re: lookie what i found behind my seat today

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Originally Posted by 1972BlueC20 View Post
So I've had my truck for about 3 months now, loving it......but I've always been wondering if the truck is really original and if the options sticker in the glove box is original or if it has been re-printed.

well today I was installing a new sending unit, and I pulled my seat out....check out what I found tucked in the backing of my seat!

This confirms that everything is original and correct, it all matches the sticker in the glove box!!


Is this rare to find? Or am I excited about nothing LOL
Yah - that's a pretty big dea (for those of us into that kind of thing).

Do not let anything happen to that sheet. It cannot be replaced (there is not another record of it anywhere).

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