OHHH there it is!!!!

NASA have been looking for that part for a while now John and it has
been there, in your garage.

It is the upper shield for spirits lower rearview antenna, its because
it left without that part that the reception was so bad a while ago.

OK! I got it guys, I'll go to bed now.

Sorry John, no idea

Full Revs!!!
:o)
Andr�


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I am no help, but noticed that the right side looks like it had been
cut.
Could this be from a toaster and John is trying to live'n up the
recently
slow list?

Krister Meister
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Can anybody tell me what this is?

http://johnnasta.com/mysterypart.jpg

It's one of the parts that Ron Miller returned to me when I got my 69 El
Camino back. Given the fact that many of my parts were never returned
and
many of the parts that were sent back with my car were not from my car,
it's
entirely possible that it's from another vehicle.

If it is from my car, I'm guessing that when Ron pulled the left quarter
panel, he removed this piece and forgot to put it back. It looks to me
like
it's supposed to support the fuel filler tube. It's about a foot and a
half
long and a foot wide.

If you know what it is, please let me know.

Thanks,
John Nasta








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