Anyone Seen This Wind Deflector

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  1. 73rustymav

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    hey if you need a grill theres one up here. i cant recall what style it is but hope fully ill fo bak over there this week end
     
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    Cool. If it's not cracked/broken and the early style with lights in the grill I'd appreciate you checking it out. Thanks!
     
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    there might even be one with the medallion on it
     
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    Do you have good junkyards up there? There's not much in my immediate area.
     
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    That wind deflector thing is ssooooo freaky, wow. And the Comet is the one that should be taken out of there to be gently and beautifully restored. The other Mavericks should be cut up in pieces to help in the restoration of that fine Comet ( plus it would be that much easier to remove them in cut up pieces as they will fit in boxes easier).(y):dancing:
     
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    Or cut the comet up make it into shelves to hold all the good maverick parts on :)
     
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    But, but, but, that's not right, aaaaaaw!:tsk::drool::sarcasticclap:
     
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    1973Maverick357 Cooler then a Camaro

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    Theres never a wrong answer when talking bout mavericks ;)
     
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    Yeah:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman:bananaman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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    If anybody who has been loosing sleep over where these window air deflectors came from originally I have some good news to share. We Googled the part number, SV 113 LH and SV 114 RH, and came up with that it is made by a company named ACME. These Side Window Air Deflector Unit were an accessory for the 71-73 Chevrolet Vega. I didn't research too deep so it could also be available for more years. Now maybe you all will sleep good tonight knowing this bit of info. http://www.ebay.com/sch/6000/i.html...e_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&_vxp=mtr&_rdc=2
     
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    while it doesn't really matter to me one way or the other(if I like em'.. I like em').. some of the purist's out there might be losing some sleep and removing them now that they know they're running around with Vega parts on their cars. :oops:
     
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    Wow....what an old post. Looks like a "who's who" of people who no longer post here. :D
     
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    I got yall beat...I have a 74 pinto that came with those on it! also has a plastic drip or rain shield above the door...

    I figured it was a "smokers" car?
     
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