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Window fuzzies question

Started by 71GranCoupe, April 20, 2017, 11:31:04 AM

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71GranCoupe

 :soshelp: OK, I have another area with little to no knowledge on, so looking for some insight. I am still looking for parts for the 71 Gran Coupe, and have most of them, but still lacking a few and not sure what the difference is between 70 and 71 fuzzies is. I know I will be getting the TopCat ones, just unsure of the year. So it boils down to, what is the difference from 70 to 71's. My car is a early build date and it is early enough it got a 70 style trunk pan, 70 doors and probably 70 floors. It is quite possible it has the 70 style of fuzzies, just not certain at this point. I am not sure about the difference of the fuzzies and the way they attach. If anyone has some info or pictures of how both years attach will be of some help.  :thankyou:

anlauto

Look for screws holding the door ones on. If there's screws they are 71+, if there's no visible screws, they are 70 only.
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1 Wild R/T

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71GranCoupe

 :cheers:
Quote from: 1 Wild R/T on April 20, 2017, 11:38:29 AM
Alan covered it, we're done here... Go have a beer...
:cheers: thanks guys

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69BFan

As others have mentioned about the screw vs the clip attaching points, make sure that they are both of the same style.  I have broke up several sets for customers who may have a 71 driver door and a 70 passenger side door for example.  As you already know, the Top Cat variety is the preferred brand for the most correct appearing and fitting felts.
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