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07-10-2021, 05:08 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Re: NOS Parts Question--Vent Window Channels
I just packed them away.....Ha!
I'll double check, but I don't recall seeing a stamp on the original bar, I did strip them. Maybe the old are Bailey with or with a tag. From one opinion, newer GM Baileys are square on top like the rest of the bar, while originals are cut 45ish. And yeah to the trained eye you'll see it, but it's not the worst thing. Old is always better seems. For instance, I like rivets better on original spot mirrors. Been a while since I've pulled them out, I remember the rivet was better and/or workmanship.
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