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    Hood decal for 73 RSR

    Left or right?
    Which one is the most correct?

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    Thanks in advance!

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    Don't know the answer because i don't have detail pictures of the real deal, the right one looks like the one I bought from Aase sales.
    The letters also look more like the orange bar enameled advertised here
    (mainly the thinner horizontals). Surely someone else here knows.

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    Ours is pretty good as well...…

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    Depends what month rsr,as some rsr had the standard hood badge.

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