Correct bumper jack??

[HoustonDB@xxxxxxx]

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  Ok, the recent bumper jack thread has me really curious.  The jack that was 
in my '64 Belvedere has a cross section that closely resembles a "T".  I was 
never able to get it to fit correctly in the little bracket that clamps to the 
wheel well.  I just figured I was doing something wrong and would eventually 
figure it out.  Now, the bumper jack pictured in Brian's storage photo's 
(Thanks Brian!!) has a cross section that resembles square tubing.

  Does anyone know if the "T" shaped bumper jack that I have is correct for a 
64 B body?  I did some research and found a reference that mentioned E bodies 
had that type of a jack.  So I'm starting to think that I may have an 
incorrect one.

  Thanks, Houston

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