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(Rock, Paper) Scissors?
- Thread starter miller511
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6t8-390gt
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Scissor jack, lug wrench (stamped steel folding end), hold down bolt, nut, and in some cases a spacer.
The storage method depends on wheel combo.
The storage method depends on wheel combo.
GTCSMustang
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For what it's worth, I've seen 3-different style jacks in 1968 Mustangs and 4-different style handles. The "J"-bolt and wingnut seem to always be the same though.
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miller511
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Thanks guys.
This jack and tool issue sounds perhaps like a few other things with Mustangs of that era in that if they ran out of a particular part at the assembly plant, they substituted it with another. So long as it generally fit into the same form, fit, and functionality. I would guess that jacks and tools fell into this category.
I remember a thread about inconsistencies with antennas (square vs. round base).
-Jeff
This jack and tool issue sounds perhaps like a few other things with Mustangs of that era in that if they ran out of a particular part at the assembly plant, they substituted it with another. So long as it generally fit into the same form, fit, and functionality. I would guess that jacks and tools fell into this category.
I remember a thread about inconsistencies with antennas (square vs. round base).
-Jeff
