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| 1991 240 wagon muffler shield |
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| Rear of 1991 240 wagon |
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| Trailer hitch off of my 1985 |
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| Oil pressure gauge pod made from a plastic towball cover. I needed to bore out the inside for the gauge to fit and cut a couple of holes in it but it works great and looks the part. And it cost only a couple of $$ instead of the 30 bucks for a bling-bling boy racer part. |
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| I whipped up a new steering column cowl last night so that I can hack it about to fit two new gauges in. Gauges to be visable through steering wheel without obscuring view of switches or dash instruments. I was thinking of making one in fibreglass but steel is really my thing. |
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| I removed the steering cowl and fitted an oil pressure gauge here. |
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| Note the different heights of notches |
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| Picture of my sway bar link on what I believe is an alum. control arm. |
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