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Does anyone know what the pop-off release cap on the passenger side is for? Does that plumb to the expansion tank?

The captions suggest that is for a right side fuel tank? Wonder where they put it?

The lightening holes to me are definitely stamped into the steel panels, not drilled. It may be private but that is a real Group 4 car.

Anyone know how the front calipers are modified to fit the 1.25" thick rotors? I've seen these before and it looks like the caliper was spaced with a billet piece of c channel aluminum?

I'd like to see what the rear brakes look like on the Group 4 cars. I've never seen them?

Thanks for the link Ron. Great find. This car I wouldn't mind owning at all.

...oops! there is a rear brake picture. I just didn't recognize it?

1/12/125:09 AM

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