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04-09-2010, 08:36 AM
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Just curious too - what was the actual spacing of those Dash Masters once mounted to the rear decks?
Meaning, how far from the C-pillar and how far from the 3rd brake light on the 87-93 FHP SSP's? Was there an actual standard measurement used by the FHP, or were these just sort of "eye-balled" when mounted? 
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04-09-2010, 10:02 PM
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1990 NMSP Unit 130 SOLD 1989 WSP SOLD 1988 FHP SOLD 1991 FHP SOLD 1993 TX DPS
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04-09-2010, 10:10 PM
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I've seen them all different ways. Some closer to center some closer to the third brake light. It all depended on the installer. The only thing holding the ones on my car was the deck material not metal.
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Bernie  1993 FHP 813 1986 UHP SSP slicktop. 1993 Floyd Co Ga\Rome Ga pd SSP SOLD   Even grief recedes with time, but we must Never Forget. 9-11-01 Mustang Club of America member.
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04-09-2010, 11:26 PM
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It seems like it was at the installers discretion, basically "put two of these lights in the back, facing rearward" kind of thing. All of the cars I've inspected (that had dashmasters) had the sheet metal screw holes through the package tray metal, two on each side, making restoration accuracy easy. My '92 has the D-shaped federal/tomar footprints with the single, larger hole. I don't remember for sure if they went through the metal or just the material.
Judging by all the pics I've seen, 87-89 cars didn't have deck lights.
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04-10-2010, 01:30 PM
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