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Thread: ST Rubber hood and deck strap placement ??? Measurement / Dimensions

  1. 08-25-2024, 04:26 PM #1
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    ST Rubber hood and deck strap placement ??? Measurement / Dimensions

    Hi there. Getting close the finish line on building a ST and was hoping someone could help with measurements on where to place the Hood and Decklid rubber straps. I seen many cars but have keep forgetting to measure the distance on where the straps go. Looks like the majority of the hood straps are aligned on the creases higher up on the hood but want to double check and then I'm not sure on the rear decklid. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you! Joe
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