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Offline Hipo giddyup

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1964 1/2 firewall holes, unsure if original
« on: May 06, 2014, 08:31:42 PM »
Can anyone tell me if these two holes are original? And if so what goes in them? Perhaps a firewall pad retaining pin? June 64 Dearborn car.
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1967 Springtime Yellow Coupe, 289 2v 3spd, Metuchen built, Nov. 17th 66'
1966 Sahara Beige Coupe, 289 2v 3spd, Dearborn built, July 21st 66'
1964 1/2 Pagoda Green Coupe, 260 2v 3spd, Dearborn built, June 30th 64'
1966 GT350 Fastback clone, 289 HiPo, 725cfm Holley, 4spd, SanJose built, Nov 25th 65'

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Re: 1964 1/2 firewall holes, unsure if original
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2014, 09:20:52 PM »
Quote from: Hipo giddyup on May 06, 2014, 08:31:42 PM
Can anyone tell me if these two holes are original? And if so what goes in them? Perhaps a firewall pad retaining pin? June 64 Dearborn car.

Drivers side is original and as you guessed for the firewall pad retainer :)




Passenger side above the heater - has been added :(

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Re: 1964 1/2 firewall holes, unsure if original
« Reply #2 on: May 06, 2014, 10:31:06 PM »
What would be your recommendation to cover this? A spot of strip caulk or leave be??
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1967 Springtime Yellow Coupe, 289 2v 3spd, Metuchen built, Nov. 17th 66'
1966 Sahara Beige Coupe, 289 2v 3spd, Dearborn built, July 21st 66'
1964 1/2 Pagoda Green Coupe, 260 2v 3spd, Dearborn built, June 30th 64'
1966 GT350 Fastback clone, 289 HiPo, 725cfm Holley, 4spd, SanJose built, Nov 25th 65'

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Re: 1964 1/2 firewall holes, unsure if original
« Reply #3 on: May 06, 2014, 11:36:07 PM »
Quote from: Hipo giddyup on May 06, 2014, 10:31:06 PM
What would be your recommendation to cover this? A spot of strip caulk or leave be??

Make it go away (hide it) some way. If your not going to weld (don't tell anyone) maybe a little epoxy, coat of paint then a drizzle of chalking from the cowl to pinch weld seam would help ;)

Going to hear from others that I suggested this
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