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Radiator Support 67-8 vs 69-72??
What is the difference between the radiator supports 67-8 to the 69-72?? Are they totally different or just some minor diff??
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Re: Radiator Support 67-8 vs 69-72??
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Location: Northwest NJ
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Re: Radiator Support 67-8 vs 69-72??
The headlight buckets are in different positions but can be relocated pretty easily. Chris
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Re: Radiator Support 67-8 vs 69-72??
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