Not mine: https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/ ... 96961.html
Looks like a good project, depending on what's under he hood. Originally a soft top.
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Re: Patrol near SF
OK teach me...Originally soft top because of the little clips(?) around the sides and on rear doors?RiverPatrol wrote:Not mine: https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/ ... 96961.html
Looks like a good project, depending on what's under he hood. Originally a soft top.
I thought soft top vehicles were painted the same color inside and out? Not that the yellow is original. But the gray on the inside matches both of mine, other than the windshield.
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Re: Patrol near SF
Yes, the dip dot clips on the rear doors and sides of the tub. Also, the holes in the top edge of the tub, especially at the rear corners. This one had the style where the soft top frame actually went through the tub at the rear corners. Later years just had the frame bolted to the corners. Then the tab on the inside of the windshield frame just above the rear view mirror. This is where the center support would mount. The grey interior is indeed puzzling, but not surprising.
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