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Measurement for GT-350 taillight panel emblem

Started by hertz350, September 06, 2020, 02:53:25 AM

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hertz350

Looking for a measurement of the location for the GT-350 emblem on the taillight panel. I am  looking for the exact placement in both directions to center it and to get the correct distance from the right edge of the emblem to the taillight bezel. A picture would be great. Thank you.

Own SFM6S1624, Black Hertz Automatic built 3/66 now concours trailered restored by Ken Degenstein. Former owner of 1042 a red Hertz automatic and 1643 a black automatic Hertz

GT350Lad

There was a picture from forum 1.0, I'll try dig it up or someone might post it
Cheers
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greekz

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Here is a picture of my emblem holes.  Cannot find the dimensions right now.  I think it was 2-1/2" off the taillight and dead center.  Someone else may have the exact measurements.  Hope this helps some.
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Plajoie

Sent four photo's should be right on the money. This is from 521.




hertz350

Thank you very much! Now time to measure 3 times and drill.
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427hunter

Just curious, what happened to the original tail panel ?
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GT350Lad

Quote from: 427hunter on September 08, 2020, 02:57:41 AM
Just curious, what happened to the original tail panel ?

I was just gonna ask that? Replaced metal?
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hertz350

I replaced the tail light panel. I cannot find the original panel that was taken out around 15 years ago.
Own SFM6S1624, Black Hertz Automatic built 3/66 now concours trailered restored by Ken Degenstein. Former owner of 1042 a red Hertz automatic and 1643 a black automatic Hertz