[DML] Two Different Louvre Styles--Anyone else ever noticed this?
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[DML] Two Different Louvre Styles--Anyone else ever noticed this?



Last night while I was at Ken Koncelik's warehouse getting help
repairing my cracked center rib section in my louvres, I noticed how
another owner's car had a different style of louvres completely.  The
VIN was a 13xx series, and looking at the louvres from the back, the
center section was very thin.  On my louvres, and on all of the
louvres I have seen, the center section has about a 1 inch wide "t"
section branching out from the thin center section (for extra support
I suppose).  Does anyone know when they switched louvre styles?  It
must be a vin between 1300 and 1880, unless my louvres were replaced
with later style louvres at one point. 

I assume they changed to the beefier center section due to cracking on
the earlier louvres?

If I had pictures I would post them to explain better what I am trying
to say above, but hopefully it isn't too confusing.

-Patrick C.
Vin #1880








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