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Old 02-04-18, 18:13
Guy Verstrepen Guy Verstrepen is offline
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Hi everybody.

I have already stripped the chevy and encountered the following things that I have not seen on another chevy here some pictures.

the canvas flaps were mounted on the bottom of the cabin and thus protected the master cylinder from dirt. so on the other side there was one.

the metal tray has split pins for I think protective felt.
what would it have been for? , does anyone have an idea ?
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