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1970 F100/750 & Passenger Cars / 1970/74 Econoline / 1971 Passenger Cars before production date 5/3/1971 / 1971/79 F100/350 / 1978/79 Bronco.
No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has the Passenger Car, 1970/75 F100/350 and 1976 F100/350 before serial number A50,001 original D0DZ-6204114-B anchor pins.
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Very common reproduced part, by most reproduction companies. Pretty sure that the older ones (73-76?) are metal, where as the newer (77-79) are plastic.
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D0DZ-6204114-B original part number shown in post #1, it's plastic.
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Back at ya. So what year/years were they made of metal? I know some year or application they were made of metal and chrome plated and will work as a replacement to the plastic ones. Now that I think about it some more, I think the metal ones were for the bumpside years? Survey says?
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No kidding...I know its plastic. Back at ya. So what year/years were they made of metal? I know some year or application they were made of metal and chrome plated and will work as a replacement to the plastic ones.
Now that I think about it some more, I think the metal ones were for the bumpside years? Survey says?
Back at ya. So what year/years were they made of metal? I know some year or application they were made of metal and chrome plated and will work as a replacement to the plastic ones.Now that I think about it some more, I think the metal ones were for the bumpside years? Survey says?
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interior visor holds
part # 04132,,,when re positioned back in the truck,is it mounted as Rich's picture is shown,or would gravity hold the visors meaning turn it 180 degrees,,,has me dumb founded
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The rubber tips on the visors hold them snugly. No need to rotate the clip