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So I'm was wondering if anyone has any pictures of what holes should be kept as far as on the firewall. I plan on running a stock setup. Not sure which ones I need welded closed. Thanks in advance.

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This is the best reference I know of to map the holes. This is from the Factory Assembly Manual carried by all of the common parts vendors.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/14237974312/in/album-72157631868452754/

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Thank you sir.

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some may be factory-correct for (for example) heater hoses, so common plugs can be popped in (and out) should you decide to install a correct-for-the-era heater (admittedly not a popular option in Riverside CA)

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