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i can not find my assy book when i need it.
go figure
does any body know (cause these directions are poor) where the 20'' long U shaped rubber goes?
where the short papaer gaskets fit?
i got the two shotest rubber bits and the two long paper ones........

i'm trying to fit the fenders now. we're getting closer to driving this puppy, gents. grin

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U shaped rubber goes over the front edge of the inner fender starting at the bottom, short paper pc's go between back edge of inner fenders where they bolt to the cowl on the passenger side and the e-brake bracket on the other. Short rubber bits go at the back edge of the inner fender at the top to fill the gap between inner and outer. Hope this helps.


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when you say bottom of the front edge of the inner fender...
do you mean the area where the grill attaches? .... in other words the rubber is 20'' long, if i start at the front of the inner fender top at the grill's upper most attachment i will have this rubber overlap the double welded piece that bolts the stays to the inner fender/fender.
that's what the directions say
i'll have to loosen the inner fenders to place the 2 short papaer ones.
thanks

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The leading vertical edge of the inner fender rests in the corner of the outer fender behind where the grill attaches. The rubber prevents this vertical edge from rubbing the back of the outer fender.


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