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canso65


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I was cleaning up my parts department. These two pieces I am unsure if they are even from my 65 Canso SD.

I'm thinking the one piece is some sort of divider for the back seat? However I was unable to find anything in any catalogue that really resembled it.

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First is an aftermarket antenna bezel, second is the sound deader that was hung on the panel behind the rear seat back.

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So the bezel is trash? The deadener is from a 65 as far as you know? I think it was from my car but cannot be positive. I can't figure what the T cut out area is for

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canso65 wrote:

 I can't figure what the T cut out area is for

 Driveshaft tunnel?



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hawkeye5766 wrote:
canso65 wrote:

 I can't figure what the T cut out area is for

 Driveshaft tunnel?

 Does it hook into a support behind the seat back?



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