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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

I don't believe any cars were delivered with emergency back-up latch release cables. I have a late car and a good friend has a very late car, and neither are so equipped. It is a VERY good idea if one doesn't check the integrity of the cables very often, as access will (as in a Pantera) be very expensive if one should fail. A good idea to lube those latches while you're doing this.

I plan to install some and leave them coiled up behind the firewall interior cover-panel (behind the seats). Only a few screws away if ever needed, and always out of sight.

Mark

2/24/146:37 AM

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