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Old 09-30-2012, 07:29 PM
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Default Differences in Originals

What are the major differences between the 61 and 63 originals?? I've always heard there were some small differences in them but I'm curious as to what they are.
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as far as I can tell it is 2 years yeeeeeee ha.
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What are the major differences between the 61 and 63 originals?? I've always heard there were some small differences in them but I'm curious as to what they are.
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as far as I can tell it is 2 years yeeeeeee ha.
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Ok here we go

Battery strap
front axle
spindles
S/G bracket
dash tower
rear hitch plate
Seat
ignition switch
Rear wheels*
creeper hole

Missed some and added to this list to keep them in one post.
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Don't let Lew fool ya he knows more about them then I do.
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Thanks Duke you are the man
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Duke you missed the ignition switch and a few others...
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Ok here we go

Battery strap
front axle
spindles
S/G bracket
dash tower
rear hitch plate
Seat

Lets see if I got them all.
Missed a few Duke

Rear wheels
creeper hole
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Duke you missed the ignition switch and a few others...
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Missed a few Duke

Rear wheels
creeper hole
Whatever!



Adding them to my list so the info is in one post.
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OK, NOW, we need a brief description of the differences and I'll format them into one post (perhaps to put in the TECHNICAL section?). This would be a great reference.

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