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  1. 12-04-2018, 01:28 PM #1
    typ901
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    help ID forward engine shroud pieces

    neither my '72-'73 parts manual nor the PET make it clear what years these pieces are for.
    input appreciated.
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    I'm pretty sure the back piece (next to the cooler) didn't have that wiring harness notch until 1970. The piece for the other side is probably 68 and up, since that was when the sportomatic started and would need that opening for the sporto pump.
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    thanks guys. one more to add. I presume this is for early carb cars ?
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    That is to cover the pulleys and belt of a MFI car
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  5. 12-24-2018, 01:54 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by typ901 View Post
    thanks guys. one more to add. I presume this is for early carb cars ?
    As Sanders said, that's the LH cover piece for an MFI engine. It should attach to the other LH piece in your first photos. Do the three screw holes line up on both pieces?

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  6. 12-24-2018, 04:09 PM #6
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    bingo!
    thanks again to all.
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