Dash A/C Vent differences ...

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  1. dmhines

    dmhines Dixie Maverick Boy

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    I replaced the dash A/C Vent in my 74 with an early model vent I picked up today .. looks nicer in my opinion ..... The early style is already installed and I am holding the original 74 in my hand ...
     
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    i agree
     
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    Nice, Dan.
     
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    I'll buy the new style from you if the chrome is in great shape.
     
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    It ain't great ... it's better than the one I just put in there ... I would say 7.5 on a scale of 1 to 10 ...
     
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    SLICK !!!!
     
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    I agree. It does look better. I guess I never noticed the difference before.(y)
     
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    Dan, thanks but I'll pass. It has to be a 10 because I have a problem where everything has to be close to perfect. At least for THE MAV. I'm still looking though. I don't know how it could be rechromed with the metal rivited to it. btw, the older style looks good in your Mav.
     
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