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P1800 rear swaybar link anchor

posted by  victorsee on  Sun Jun 17 17:37 CST 2018
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Good evening all,
Question re 1972 P1800 ES.
It has a rear swaybar; I'm uncertain if this is standard or not? The right side (passenger side) anchor that the sway bar attached to is missing on this car. (The sway bar link is taped up and out of the way) There is a relatively small hole in the body where the anchor was attached. Enclosed below is a photo of the exterior and interior anchor sway bar anchors for the left side ( driver side).
Seeking advice: suggestions for sourcing the anchor parts? Is it worth having the anchors made/replicated? Should I just take the sway bar off and call it a day?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts and suggestions!


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