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    1. #1
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      1979 firebird need help

      I am currently assembling the front end of my 79 Firebird Trans-Am before it goes in for paint. I pulled it apart about 15 years ago and am having trouble remembering where some of the parts go. I brought the fisher body service manual and other books/dvd but none of them show the front end sheet metal assembly. Can anyone tell me or link a photo to where the following parts go or give me the name of a book that shows where all the front sheet metal goes.



      These are the 3 main sets of pieces I am having trouble with.
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    2. #2
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      Ok so I have worked out the first piece is from the rear plastic bumper.

    3. #3
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      the first one is for the bottoms of each side of the nose and the third one is under each side of the core support on the ends, not sure on the second one, Jim



      okay the second one looks to be the window stop on the doors when the roll down, it should have a rubber bumper stop on it

    4. #4
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      Go to forum/maxperformanceinc.com/forums. It is a Pontiac restoration forum and is full of good answers, Course there is always a wise ass somewhere. They do all the Pontiacs including new G8 and GTO's.

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      birdsandbowties is correct



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