Reply to "Wheel Alignment - Who do you trust to do it?"

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*- Agree. My #4366 did not have them either but I've heard of a few '72-1/2 L's having them as well as most '73-up cars. Simple flat 8mm/5/16" thick bump-steer spacers have a part number listed in later Illustrated Parts Lists and in the European GTS/Gr-3 Supplemental Parts Lists, but like most Pantera upgrades, there is no hard date for their introduction. I call it an 'L Model Thing' that carried over to '80s wide body cars at least thru the '87 GT5-s cars.

12/9/213:33 PM

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