Reply to "Front hood emergency release kit"

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Just an FYI. On my car,a 72 pre-L(3584) there is already an open slot for installing an emergency release cable. It is accessible through the Left inner fender and if you look up towards the back you'll see a small 2"slot which goes into the hood area. Attach the cable as shown on the intructions but then just route it straight out towards the fender and through the opening. Try looking exactly under the rubber stop for the left rear corner of the hood. Keep looking,it should be there and you can avoid having to drill anything.

10/7/055:04 PM

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