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A few weeks ago, I was wondering whether the Q-Jet on my 69 SS was date
coded correctly. Using my Hollanders and an old Year One as references
(along with some tips by the Chevy engine expert J. Forbes at what to
look for), I was able to decode the ID number on mine as being from 1969.
Jim -69-SS396- H.
On Thu, 03 Jan 2002 18:33:55 +0000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> No date code? Hmmmm...is there supposed to be one on
> a '69? I have a '68 SBC (7028212) on the shelf at home
> and will check it for a date. Recently a friend of mine
> picked up a rare Q-Jet without a date and it had
> obviously been restamped with the rare part number.
> Have you seen this Q-Jet in person? If not, will the
> seller send you some photos of the ID stamp?
>
> Brad
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> > Just got quoted $475 for a Q-Jet, 7029215 with no date code.
> Rebuildable,
> > but complete. Been looking a long time for this as it is the only
> part I
> > need to complete my restoration.
> > Tony Gray
> > ACES 2114
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