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[Shiney005]

Just a couple of pics to show that the LH (7-74) had the Torx type of end and for the LX (2-76) they went to Hex.  There was also one thick washer behind one of them. I had never noticed before, but the thin washers are stamped 1 and the thick ones are stamped 2. It must be to allow for variation in the body assembly.

 

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[308 Sunbird]

Laurie these are off my original 2/76 hatch (red) and my 4/79 HZ - both Torx.

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[308 Sunbird]

Sorry about the ridiculous photo size. 

Love the sign in your background- couldn't of said it better if I tried  

[Bigfella237]

Just a couple of pics to show that the LH (7-74) had the Torx type of end and for the LX (2-76) they went to Hex.  ~

Yeah, I'd have to check but I thought it was the other way around myself (IE. Torx came later)?

[Shiney005]

Maybe there were two suppliers then? Both of my cars were unmolested survivors.

[yel327]

It could be an alternate supplier. Maybe a design change. Could also be an ADR thing to do with side intrusion?

[tuxedoss]

Torx on my 7/76 , assume they are original , were on the car in 80s when I got it

[Heath]

I've got a bunch of spare Torx ones if anyone is wanting good originals.

[Shiney005]

On another unrestored L34.

 

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[Shiney005]

5-75 SL/R

 

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