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fog light mounting?

Does anyone have pictures or a diagram of the stock 70-74 fog light mounting? I have the fog lights and the brackets on the lights but need to know what I am missing. How much adjustment is there in the stock setup?

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first pict shows threaded hole, the one in the partial circle. second will show f.l. w/ mounting bracket.

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Isn't that the horn mount hole?

The fog light mount hole is the one to the right and just below the hole your talking about, or am I wrong?
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Is the foglight just bolted on or is there a cupped washer or other adjusting piece that goes on the bracket?
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i was mistaken yest. mark is correct. the correct hole would be down and to the right in the pict. this photo shows the nut on the back side that sort of floats. it is held by a square "cup"welded on the back side of the front end.

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This is the set up that I just did, it works good:

http://members.rennlist.com/demick/lights.html

Thats how I knew you had the wrong hole. The only adjustment you have is bit of up/down, bit of side/side and tilt.
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so my question is this. did the factory put the nut on all the cars as they came down the line?

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Not on the 75-76 cars!
I did see it on the 70 which didn't have fogs.
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