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zjosh 
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 Topic: HEATER/ac CONTROLSPosted: 22-April-2019 at 7:49AM |
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Does any one why the 1974 Heater AC controls will not fit into 1975 dash? There seems to be a different space in the center bottom of the unit???
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Regul8r 2
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Posted: 22-April-2019 at 1:36PM |
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should fit. same
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zjosh
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 1:03AM |
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That's what I thought. But it does not seem to be the same in the middle bottom of the unit. So it will not go in. Has anyone experienced this or am I doing it wrong?
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handsofstone
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 1:57AM |
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Are you from Blackstone Mass.?
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gpd294
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 3:09AM |
You might want to post some photos of what you have to make sure it's the correct part. I know Ebay and other sites advertise things that are not what they really are all the time. Just a thought. Good luck none the less!
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Carlos....1975 Gran Torino Squire Station Wagon restored to look like a 1973 Torino Station
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zjosh
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 10:41AM |
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Yes I am. Why do you ask?
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zjosh
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 10:55AM |
 
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zjosh
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 10:59AM |
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IF YOU LOOK AT THE BOTTOM PIC IT HAS A CUT OUT IN THE MIDDLE BOTTOM AND THE TOP PIC DOES NOT.
THESE CAME FROM A 74 AND 75 TORINO. I DOUBLED CHECKED TODAY AND THE DASH NEEDS THAT CUT OUT TO FIT. |
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gpd294
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 11:23AM |
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I just double checked my 75 wagon and it looks exactly like your bottom photo...hopefully trimming that and you should be back in business.
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Carlos....1975 Gran Torino Squire Station Wagon restored to look like a 1973 Torino Station
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handsofstone
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Posted: 23-April-2019 at 11:28AM |
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Dremel comes in handy for the finess cutting.
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