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Trying to identify a steel plate part
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They look like tiedowns, which would be attached under the rear spring plates.
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As part of my archeological tour through bins of bits, I found the install instructions for the above plates, and they are - indeed - rear tie-down plates for Austin-Healeys.
Thanks John!
Thanks John!