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steya


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Hi does anyone have one of these rear RHS tail light mouldings? Part number is 7737692. I'm guessing the Bonneville, Catalina, Ventura ones would be the same.

I've found a NOS LHS one bit I still need the right side.

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Catalina is different. Same as Laurentian. They have a shorter tail light than Parisienne and Bonneville.

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Thanks.

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Whats that light in the bumper?

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Export?

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The photo is of my 1968 Pontiac Parisienne. It's Canadian built for the Australian market. The "light" in the bumper is an indicator/turn signal. It was an Australian regulation back then.

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That makes sense. The assembly manuals and parts books show "export" lights.

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JC2+2 wrote:

Catalina is different. Same as Laurentian. They have a shorter tail light than Parisienne and Bonneville.

John, I'm surprised this corner moulding piece would be different with long or short tail lights.   I can see the center piece being different, but not this corner piece.



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So is this filler piece between tail light and rear quarter? I thought it was the chrome around the tail light lense. I believe still differences between two door hard top and sedan / convertible. We talked about this before.

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Yes, I believe he's looking for the filler piece between the tail light and the rear quarter. And yes I agree this was bantered about a few months ago.

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Yes. It's the filler piece I'm looking for guys. The piece in the photo with the two arrows pointing to it.

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