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I am not going to fathum a guess at what your car is since the side cladding is not very visible to me (the color and my eyes don't work well together), but an easy way is to look at the side cladding. If it is like this one:
then is it an SLE. The SLE had the cladding that went all the way down the doors and fenders. The base SE just had the part down to the last major indentation and then nothing below it. I know this works for 93, and am pretty sure 94/95 are the same.
Again, the only real way to know is to check the spare tire cover for H4U.
then is it an SLE. The SLE had the cladding that went all the way down the doors and fenders. The base SE just had the part down to the last major indentation and then nothing below it. I know this works for 93, and am pretty sure 94/95 are the same.
Again, the only real way to know is to check the spare tire cover for H4U.
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
I am not going to fathum a guess at what your car is since the side cladding is not very visible to me (the color and my eyes don't work well together), but an easy way is to look at the side cladding. If it is like this one:
then is it an SLE. The SLE had the cladding that went all the way down the doors and fenders. The base SE just had the part down to the last major indentation and then nothing below it. I know this works for 93, and am pretty sure 94/95 are the same.
Again, the only real way to know is to check the spare tire cover for H4U.
then is it an SLE. The SLE had the cladding that went all the way down the doors and fenders. The base SE just had the part down to the last major indentation and then nothing below it. I know this works for 93, and am pretty sure 94/95 are the same.
Again, the only real way to know is to check the spare tire cover for H4U.
i've got the cladding, and the code
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