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  1. 02-09-2018, 02:05 PM #1
    CDOUGLEHMAN
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    Tunnel question SWB

    I am wondering if the 1966 and 1967 MY cars have a inner flange welded into the rear of the tunnel that holds the shift coupling inner rubber boot in place? I am looking at two different 1967 and a 1966 and there is no inner lip to fix the boot to.

    Anybody got one or what this is suppose to look like in a SWB car?

    Any help is appreciated

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    Hi Doug,

    I removed the engine of my Aug 66 model 67 restauration project last Sunday and took some pictures of the area:

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    Thank you so much great time pictures

    Is it press fit or welded ?
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    Doug, mine was just pressed in and it did fall out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CDOUGLEHMAN View Post
    Thank you so much great time pictures

    Is it press fit or welded ?
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    thank you for all the help !
    Let me know if anyone has any extra ones they can part with I need two of them
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