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Firewall Pad...Fuse Block #90032 08/21/2004 2:35 AM
Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 55 Kentucky K Kentrucky Member
Kentrucky Member K Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 55 Kentucky	A quick question please... I have a new firewall pad for my 64, and also a new aftermarket fuse block. Do I mount the fuse block on top of the pad or mount the block first and then cut the pad? Its been a long time since I tore all that stuff out! Thanks! Sittin' Pretty in My Old Kentucky Home. http://www.picturetrail.com/barneysbowtie

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Firewall Pad...Fuse Block	Kentrucky	08/21/2004 2:35 AM
Re: Firewall Pad...Fuse Block	Grapevine Bob	08/22/2004 1:44 AM
Re: Firewall Pad...Fuse Block	64fleetside	08/22/2004 4:22 AM
Re: Firewall Pad...Fuse Block	Kentrucky	08/22/2004 8:11 PM
Re: Firewall Pad...Fuse Block	51Jimmy	08/24/2004 4:08 AM

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