[AT] Some ads from the 12/31 Lancaster Farming

[George Willer]

Larry and all,

I think it must be a local thing.  We've always known them as rear clip or
front clip.  In either case it is a complete assembly, often with trim
removed.

Maybe it's an indication of where the salvage guy was raised?

George Willer
 
> Farmer,
> As I understand it, the term for the front section of fenders, grill, and
> hood is the Doghouse, as it was sometimes used for that. The term
> clip applies to the rear section encluding both rear quarters, trunk,
> and rear bumper (rearclip). This term was used as the panels were
> clipped off at the rocker panel and part way up the  rear roof post.
> That is my understanding anyway.
> 
> Larry Dotson