Reply to "Seeking Information Regarding Rear Emblem Placement"

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Thanks - Appreciate the recommendation of using a mirror and looking from inside the rear trunk. Tried that extensively at first - but the interior of my engine bay was sprayed black at the time the exterior of the car was painted and there are no signs whatsoever of the original holes.

Also stuffed my fingers in there as far as possible to feel for any "bondo nipples" but NG - the visibility in this area is severely dampened by sheet metal around trunk and rear tail lights...Hence the request for the measurements.

My other alternative is to cut the pins off the back of the emblems (forego pin mounting) and use the 3M product (thin but strong adhering double sided tape) to put them on that way

1/25/1910:25 AM

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