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#1572989 03/19/2025 10:06 PM
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I have two different pair of anti rattle rubber pieces. I have no idea where they go. If some knows where they belong please let me know. Pictures would be helpful.
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1955.1 3600 5 window 4 speed all original except the 410 gears.
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The short ones look to be for the small pieces that go between the fenders and the cab on each side of the hood hinge.The longer pieces are for the inner fenders on the front by the headlights .i will look for some pictures.If you look closely on the inner fender you will see the staples we’re it used to be.
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