Reply to "WTB, engine cover, screen type for 1972"

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To add to the mystery, I measured my early car (1744) panels. The center screen is flat, mesh - 34" wide. The side panels are 19" from front to back. The driver's side panel has the gas filler cutout. Even my center panel hangs "slightly over" the back of the side panels by about 1/4". I never could understand why, but it does. I highly doubt a PO replaced any of these on my car.

That said, Brian, Larry Stock shows that he has several center panels in his catalog. Give him a call: Pantera Parts Connection | 550 Mallory Way Carson City, NV 89701 | (800) 338-6627

9/7/221:07 PM

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