Rear bodywork fastener

[Bill Bayard]

Ian,

I believe that you are speaking about photos of my

car's "safety pin".

The door will close without the pin in place, but the pin

must be removed to open the rear clip. I always leave the

pin on the driver's seat as a reminder to put it back in,

so that my "drag chute", doesn't deploy! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

Bill

 

[Ian Anderson]

Bill


Yes it was your post - really simple idea and they must be strong as anything else on offer.

I misread your poost - I thought that the pins were in such a place that the door would not close unless they were pushed home - that said putting a pin that long on the seat would be a great aid memoir!

Ian

 

Hey does any body know what year those mustang hold downs come from?

 

I believe they are from a 1969. They are the smaller size. They are available thru Tony Branda Tel (814)942-1869

 

[Mike Dozier]

Believe it's 1968 Shelby Mustang.
Tony lists them for $ 100/pair for latches and brackets.
www.cobranda.com

MikeD

 

[Rick]

I think it's cool, first we have the "Gurney" bump, now the "Hershal" latch... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Rick