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I wish I was closer, I could use those.

never mind...you want tan but fwiw, I just got another set of tan Marathon seat covers for the wifes LX470 and they are fantastic. I have had a set on my 100 for 5 years, the new ones are better IMOP https://www.covercraft.com/product/cordura-marathon-excel-custom-seat-covers/PFC-PFCO

Tried to send a PM.but your box is full. But I'd take these please Email me Jholmaas@hotmail.com

I see Jason now offers the wiper bushing repair clips Wiper Bushing Repair Clips 60 Series - https://www.trail-tailor.com/store/p103/Wiper_Bushing_Repair_Clips_-_60_Series.html

I think your parts 67 is actually a 65...because of the front window vent...or at least that part is a 65/64

Thats a nice LV. Interesting, my 64/65 still has the original engine, if I remember it was just the LVs that had the engine number stamped on the VIN plate.

1 of 961......not heard that before.

give the fan box a whack on the bottom the fresh/recirculate is just a cable that flips a door open or closed, I don't think there is any power to it

I put rubber spacers behind mine(65LV) Not sure if I added them before or after I added the Koito H4 lights(flat faced) Guessing you have the same repo bezel that came from south America maybe 10 years ago. I bought a few of those. The new style Koito lights look kinda goofy actually, may put...

1963 45LV exhaust routing. I probably have other years....but I recall them being the same my 64 goes inside the frame as in the picture, but the rest of mine is not routed right

Looks like my 67..same horizontal blue patina. I think its probably a 66

this guy https://www.danielsternlighting.com/ not this guy https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0827663/

Silly question, but is the motor in it?

its been years but if I recall I just drilled holes in the bottom of the tuffy and mounted it directly to the old console brackets(what you have), I moved it rearward a bit at the same time been working great for close to 20 years edit, I also moved the tuffy a bit off center toward the passage...