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    Free: Few Bits from a drawer

    I found these bits in a drawer the other day and thought they might be of use. I won't describe them because if you need one you know what it is.

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    Free - you pay shipping.

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    Black escutcheons and black key spoken for.
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    Luggage strap brackets, light switch and two rubber mounts with screws are spoken for.
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    Radio hanger bracket spoken for. How many knew what that was? It was used in 356's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaudette3 View Post
    Radio hanger bracket spoken for. How many knew what that was? It was used in 356's.
    Thought that was the dohingy that held the rain catch in place behind the front air vent

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    red key still there?

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    I will take the horn pad hardware.
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    forgive me if this is a duplicate (I'm new to this) but is the red key still there?

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    Mike & Pat...

    Horn hardware and two red keys are still available. Please PM or email with your mailing address.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CarmelSkip View Post
    Thought that was the dohingy that held the rain catch in place behind the front air vent
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    You get the prize. That is exactly what it is. The 356 radio hanger is kind of like this but much different when put side by side. I'd post pictures of the hanger but I would have to remove it from on of my 356s and I am much too lazy to do that. By the way, John you are a very kind and generous man.

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