Hi Gary,
A '70 Gt sounds nice. Mine is a '67, so this
information may be slightly off for your car, but
I don't think things have changed that much.
C-pillar inner panels, etc.. These do not extend
all the way down. You can see into the gap a
little. This is normal. It actually gives a nice
little cubby hole to store things like spare
points, rags, small rodents, etc...
The bottom part of the rear seats attatch to the
body with snaps, or some kind of fastener if I
recall correctly.
I have the tube shock post and will send it to you
directly.
Best of luck!
Andy
Gary Davis wrote:
>
> Greetings . . . .
>
> I appreciate the help I've received to date regarding my purchase of a '70
> GT. I have a couple of other questions.
>
> Does the rear seat bottom in the GT attach to the body or does it just lay
> on the body?
>
> The panels that cover the wheel well extend down toward the floor area
> of the hatchback but the panels do not extend all the way to the floor.
> You can see down behind the whell well. Is there a piece missing or is
> that the way its supposed to be?
>
> Within the last month, there was a discussion concerning replacing rear
> dampers with tube shocks. Would the author (or anyone else) please
> repeat the discussion of the process and the tube shocks that were
> used?
>
> Thanks - Gary Davis
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