Engine Bay (Oval Firewall Hole Plug)

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2025 Goal: Get my Pantera #7951 on the road. Bought the car fully disassembled for complete paint job(the paint job was completed before I bought the car) so now I'm reassembling the car. I've owned it for 5 years without much progress (took it to a local shop for assembly but it just sat there with very little work being accomplished) so after sitting for a couple of years I decided to bring the Pantera (and boxes of parts) home and finish the car myself.

I'm running the AC hoses under the right fender so I can clean-up the look of the engine bay. I would also like to plug the Factory holes in the engine bay (Several oval holes used for accessing bolts)

I've looked online for Oval Firewall Hole Plugs (I think that's how they describe them) without success.

I'm sure someone has already accomplished this task and could give me some insight ...

Thanks

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