Found this sticker on the kick panel...

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  1. mean_maverick

    mean_maverick Senior Member

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    ive never seen one before. it tells about the factory plugs, gap, points gap, dwell, timing, just basic tune up info. anyone else ever seen this? i believe it to be factory because it is 'glued' to the kick panel and has preserved the color of the panel behind it...

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    weird :hmmm:
     
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    engine info on a kick panel? Must be an early mav. 69.5?
     
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    mean_maverick Senior Member

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    nope... '73 LDO V8 4dr car
     
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    Looks like someone just amde it up on a old type writer, ( if you know what that is)
     
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    :rofl2:

    although your probly right about that. there really is no explanation why ford would ever put engine info on the kick panel
     
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    mean_maverick Senior Member

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    maybe so... :huh:


    an yes, i know what a type-writer is :p im not that young:naughty::rofl2:
     
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    Looks home made.
     
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    I agree.

    Never seen one. A Ford sticker would have a part number on it.
     
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    They put it there so you have something to read while you're trying to get to the fuse panel.
     
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    that was thoughtful :) lol
     
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