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Joe, I am in the middle of restoring my '67. Mine was tapped in the nose and the top tab broken like yours. Our shop has a 65 and 66 that I believe are both unhit cars and I duplicated those tabs. They are like an inverted triangle with the tip (pointing down rounded off). However it is not an equilateral triangle. The passenger side is longer and has more of an angle than the drivers side. Hard to explain, I'll try to attach two pics. One of the 66 with grill in place and one of my car and the tab I fabricated.[ATTACH=CONFIG]51980[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]51981[/ATTACH]My restorer/mentor explained that this tab needs to be quite sturdy, particularly on 66 and earlier cars with no brace. If you are going to rebuild this tab PM me and I will explain how I did it- trying to get something as robust as possible while still looking original.
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