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Hello All,
I am putting together my 54 panel and have a rear splash apron rubber seal. It has a "L" profile. Does the foot of the "L" go under the vehicle facing down or does the foot face upward against the body on the outside?

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Hi Ted. From what i remember on mine,,the long part of the rubber faced down,,so it came off the filler panel and pointed down to the street,,makes it kinda hard to get the bumper back on tho...........
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Thanks Marty,
That is what I thought. It is always a good idea to ask when not sure. I should have this panel finished up in a month or so. I am anxious to post pics. Best to you, Ted


All the best, Ted

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