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You can see the 4 holes on the right side of the picture (located on drivers side ahead of the tank and to the right of the rear axle hump)
There are 4 more on the other side. You can see one hole, the other three are covered by some kind of foam sealer.
Any ideas?
I am presently working on a TR3 that was rolled and had a rollbar that was apparently just mounted to the body. I guess if one looks at the potential damage that could have been done in such a situtation the car came out of it fairly well. But it is quite evident that the rollbar was only mounted to the body and not down to the frame. The driver's side rear floor was pushed down about one inch while the passenger side was pulled up about the same.
Charley
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