CritTeRs.....wtf is it thread......70 Fury GT

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...starting to put the 70 GT back together....for those not aware l picked his vehicle up as basicly a shell with boxs of unmarked parts...some are self explanatory..the rest..well its a puzzle to be sorted out....
Some parts lve id.d through parts catalog..the rest welp..here l sit..puzzled,...some of you know right off what these are or are dealing with them now....any help or guidance much appreciated
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SOLVED thanx to 1970 FuryConvert..part of front bumper sppt :thumbsup:
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Just a guess but the plate with the threaded holes looks to be for your door hinges. That might go either inside the door or inside the a pillar.
 
I can tell you what the threaded part is on a 1972 Fury. It is the substitute for 2 nuts on inner front bumper brackets.
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Installed: these 2 bolts go thru the subframe and into 2931349 fastener
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The front of these brackets mount on either side of the center grill emblem area
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I suspect that there are similar brackets on your 1970 bumper.

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I can tell you what the threaded part is on a 1972 Fury. It is the substitute for 2 nuts on inner front bumper brackets.View attachment 332513
Installed: these 2 bolts go thru the subframe and into 2931349 fastener
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The front of these brackets mount on either side of the center grill emblem area
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I suspect that there are similar brackets on your 1970 bumper.

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Thank you sir..much apprieciated….now lm wondering why l don't have more lol
 
That plate is found on all Cbodies and yes supports the bracket coming off the front of the sub frame. The bracket that supports the actual bumper may be different from car to car, but that plate remains the same and tucks inside the frame on the front edge.
 
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