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difference between ucf10 and 20?

Old 06-26-05, 06:25 PM
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Are the sideview mirrors different on 94 and 95 model LS400? Will later LS model steering wheel fit on 1st Gen. Thanks.
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www.lexls.com and check the history section and www.retrodrive.net might have something too

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the 95-00 will fit the first generation, just update the airbags. I'm not sire about the 01-05s though. I always wanted to have the chrome L on the steering wheel like the new ones though
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just an FYI, but the 95-97 didnt have the wood/leather wheels, only the 98+ cars did, and to my knowledge they are NOT compatible. im in the same boat you are.

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I know that side view mirrors are different on the 98+ LS's.
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