> Anybody know the correct part numbers or sizes to order?
I don't.
But what I do know is that the odds someone has changed them sometime in the
last 36 years are pretty good.
My suggestion is to check your car, rather than relying on what someone else
found on their car, or what the parts books say. Or just buy 2 of each, and
sell the ones you don't need.
Randall
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