shoulder strap 56 Executive.
Posted by PackardV8 On 2009/6/7 19:14:51
AaaaaaaLLLLL across Whiskey Hell TN. and the surrounding Keg County, we place good health and personal safety as first and foremost on our motoring itenerary.
Pictured below is the lovely Jessica (22) striking a models pose. She is demonstrating the shoulder safety strap as a modern safety update to a 1956 Executive while enjoying a wholesome and nutritious health drink.
Now we're ready for a smooth ride into Music City. Or maybe we just got back from there. I don't remeber.
Anyway, look at the shoulder strap and the way it is attached to the door pillar. The only hole or modification needed is a hole thru the FABRIC Trim panel covering the door pillar. Used a Packard door handle escuchion as a trim/scuff protector.
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Pictured below is the lovely Jessica (22) striking a models pose. She is demonstrating the shoulder safety strap as a modern safety update to a 1956 Executive while enjoying a wholesome and nutritious health drink.
Now we're ready for a smooth ride into Music City. Or maybe we just got back from there. I don't remeber.
Anyway, look at the shoulder strap and the way it is attached to the door pillar. The only hole or modification needed is a hole thru the FABRIC Trim panel covering the door pillar. Used a Packard door handle escuchion as a trim/scuff protector.
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