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    71, early 72 engine panel cover

    I m pretty shure there had been only one version of the 71/early 72 engine panel cover.

    The left one is a repro or?

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    Hi I am looking for one of these for my 71 restoration so if you choose to part with either please let me know.

    I think the left is a later production version but I'd still be interested.

    Thanks Robert

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    bump

    left or right?

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    the one in my 71 is original and looks like the one on right.

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    Since it looks like the correct answer has been determined, does anybody know when the change was made from the early 72 to the late 72 panel which I believe is this one.
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    The change was between August and October 71.

    Yours is a later one that shows several relays and different fuse values

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    Isn’t the real difference, the mounting screw holes line up on the early one and are offset in the later one.

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    Yes, the pattern of the holes is the most important part.

    My '72 T is 8/71 build and still has the earlier (inline holes) mounting spot on the body. Someday I'll need one of the correct covers, but for now I have a later one using an additional bracket to adapt.
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    Nearby,

    yours is the bumper model version with the 5 relays, probably MY75+

    Quote Originally Posted by Gearby View Post
    Since it looks like the correct answer has been determined, does anybody know when the change was made from the early 72 to the late 72 panel which I believe is this one.
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