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What the heck is it for

Started by lee, August 03, 2007, 05:53:28 AM

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lee

When I was putting the vinyl top trim on my car tonight I found a bracket in the trunk on the passenger side in between the trunk lid hinge and the quarter panel its round and has a latch the hooks to itself and the pull back to the passenger side to close it its about the roundness of a coffee mug I would post a pic but every time on here when I go to post even 1 pic it says it is to big for the operation can some one tell me about the bracket and what am i doing wrong with my pictures thanks Lee :shruggy: :

Lurker

if i am thinking the same peice you are i am sure it was the original jack holder that held the top of the jack inplace, you can sorta see it in this pick
1968 xp29 charger thats now rust free.. and trunk free and floorboard and quarterpanel free.
1972 b5/b5 318 barracuda patently waiting its turn.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2663667

terrible one

Quote from: Lurker on August 03, 2007, 10:01:18 AM
if i am thinking the same peice you are i am sure it was the original jack holder that held the top of the jack inplace, you can sorta see it in this pick

My thoughts exactly.

Brock Samson

lee your gonna have to reduce all your pics,.. i use the 640 number to get full sized pics that dont go off the screen...
:icon_smile_wink:

OldGuy

Quote from: Lurker on August 03, 2007, 10:01:18 AM
if i am thinking the same peice you are i am sure it was the original jack holder that held the top of the jack inplace, you can sorta see it in this pick

What year is your car? Could be a 1st or 3rd generation thing.  The jack and jack brackets were on the driver's side in 1968 and 1969.
"I can tell by your sarcastic undertones, rude comments and total lack of common decency, that you and I could be best friends".

Lurker

Quote from: OldGuy on August 03, 2007, 10:45:10 AM
Quote from: Lurker on August 03, 2007, 10:01:18 AM
if i am thinking the same peice you are i am sure it was the original jack holder that held the top of the jack inplace, you can sorta see it in this pick

What year is your car? Could be a 1st or 3rd generation thing.  The jack and jack brackets were on the driver's side in 1968 and 1969.

mines a 68 and its drivers side
1968 xp29 charger thats now rust free.. and trunk free and floorboard and quarterpanel free.
1972 b5/b5 318 barracuda patently waiting its turn.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2663667

OldGuy

Quote from: Lurker on August 03, 2007, 12:33:38 PM
Quote from: OldGuy on August 03, 2007, 10:45:10 AM
Quote from: Lurker on August 03, 2007, 10:01:18 AM
if i am thinking the same peice you are i am sure it was the original jack holder that held the top of the jack inplace, you can sorta see it in this pick

What year is your car? Could be a 1st or 3rd generation thing.  The jack and jack brackets were on the driver's side in 1968 and 1969.

mines a 68 and its drivers side


Lurker -
My question wasn't directed very well.  I was wondering what year Lee's car was.  I can see that your's is a 2nd generation - but Lee wasn't very descript as to the year of his car.  Could be a 3rd generation thing.
"I can tell by your sarcastic undertones, rude comments and total lack of common decency, that you and I could be best friends".

hemigeno

Didn't the 70s California cars have some sort of a charcoal cannister back there that was plumbed into the vapor return system?  I vaguely remember some details related to that issue, but I could be way off too...

tan top

Quote from: hemigeno on August 03, 2007, 06:20:34 PM
Didn't the 70s California cars have some sort of a charcoal cannister back there that was plumbed into the vapor return system?  I vaguely remember some details related to that issue, but I could be way off too...

       yeah i'm thnking that also :yesnod:
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lee

My car is a 68 charger and i know what the jack holder looks like and this is on the passenger side right inbetween the lid hinge and the quarter panel it is on the hump at the top its like a grease gun holder on the back of an old john deere

deputycrawford

     Lee, without seeing pics, I would say that is is a california car with the vent canister in the trunk. I believe it had 4 smaller tubes inside that were breathers for the car. You have described the "grease gun holder" to a tee as being the vent canister.
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lee

what was it propose was it for emissions because thats funny the car was made then shipped to Saskatchewan Canada where it has been all its life.I like to find what it is for thanks Lee

terrible one

Quote from: lee on August 05, 2007, 05:17:04 PM
what was it propose was it for emissions because thats funny the car was made then shipped to Saskatchewan Canada where it has been all its life.I like to find what it is for thanks Lee

The system they are referring to with the California cars was indeed for emissions. I know I have a picture of it around here somewhere. . .