Could someone with a 67-68 Fastback take one measurement and snapone picture?

Almost done with the body here, except a few miscellaneous things. One
is, somewhere along the lines, I cut out a 1" tall piece from the
'support' that goes from the trunk floor (about mid wheelwell) up to the
roof.. I cut it out at the trunk floor to take out the trunk floors, and
cut the bracket out with it (Looks kind of like an L, with a hole in it
I guess).. NOw I can't remember how those are welded in.. If someone has
a dismantled car, would it be possible to snap a pic of that area?

Second, on the passenger side of the trunk floor, there is a strange
bracket welded on.. (Never seen this car assembled, so beats me what
it's for. Some spare tire related thing I can only assume).. Any chance
you could measure where on the trunk floor that is welded on? Does it
not have to be exact? Just take a quick measurement and give me the
reference point, if possible.

Thanks a lot! Appreciate it..

JohnnyK wrote:
> Almost done with the body here, except a few miscellaneous things. One
> is, somewhere along the lines, I cut out a 1" tall piece from the
> 'support' that goes from the trunk floor (about mid wheelwell) up to the
> roof.. I cut it out at the trunk floor to take out the trunk floors, and
> cut the bracket out with it (Looks kind of like an L, with a hole in it
> I guess).. NOw I can't remember how those are welded in.. If someone has
> a dismantled car, would it be possible to snap a pic of that area?
>
> Second, on the passenger side of the trunk floor, there is a strange
> bracket welded on.. (Never seen this car assembled, so beats me what
> it's for. Some spare tire related thing I can only assume).. Any chance
> you could measure where on the trunk floor that is welded on? Does it
> not have to be exact? Just take a quick measurement and give me the
> reference point, if possible.
>
> Thanks a lot! Appreciate it..
>
have you gotten your picture yet? i have a 68 in restoration that i
could shoot a picture or two of in those areas