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If I remember correctly...Delco Freedom battery was one of the first to be "maintenance free"...in other words you didn't have the caps to top off the electrolyte.
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Was'nt the middle of May to the first of June considered the time frame that the Camaro started getting the sidepost batteries instead of the top post????? I remember seeing Frank Naples car with a side post and questioning it, and was told since it was a June car, it could come with a side post. Dave,... you got a private message!
Peter
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Pete i have no ZV7 [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img]
but two set of tires PL5 and ZP1 [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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ZV7 is not for the Freedom battery delete. It is an internal code relating to use of a particular transmission. Here is the breakdown: ZV6 = M20 ZV7 = M21 ZV9 = M40 ZW1 = M22 |
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Thanks Ed
View like this... ZV6 = M20 ZV7 = M21 ZV9 = M40 ZW1 = M22 It's very logic ![]() But for what GM Canada show the two code on the same paper. RPO M22= 4-speed H.D. transmission close ratio and IC ZW1 = 4-speed H.D. transmission close ratio RPO PL5= F70-14-4 PR tire -HWY-OE-B/wall white lettering. IC ZP1 = C.O.P.O Tires RPO for Regular production option and IC for Internal Code This IC code it's only for canadian COPO or All USA and CDN COPO. This one is the best from GM ![]() RPO ZP3 Regular Production Option Special Order Paint and two dash - - on the tag for Paint Deleted.(USA and CDN) ![]() |
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two dash - - on the tag for Paint Deleted [/ QUOTE ] - - does not mean paint delete, it just means a non-standard color for the model year that they had no code for.
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Ok it's cool like this
![]() <font color="blue">RPO ZP3 Regular Production Option Special Order Paint and two dash - - on the tag for non-standard color for the model year .(USA and CDN) </font> On a Baltimore or Norwood B/Sheet a code - in a box equal to no / nothing / N/A / non or another term. ??? |
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Our documentation shows the PL5 (Uniroyals) but no ZP1. We have the ZV6 for the M20.
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Chevelleless after 46 years......but we did find a low mileage, six speed, silver 2005 Corvette. It will just have to do for now.
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Roger, Yenko ads called his Chevells Hugger Orange but Chevy lit calls it Monaco Orange same color used for Corvette was also called Monaco Orange
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Keith what's year your GM Canada documentation
My first letter is dated 1995 and not show ZP1 But with the correction in 1997 GM Canada ad the code ZP1. JoeC More popular color like Hugger orange win.. Monaco Orange for many people it's unknown. In Mopar the name Plum Crazy VS In-violet - Plum win... Hemi Orange VS Tor-Red - Hemi Orange Win.. Panther Pink VS Moulin Rouge Panther Pink Win.. etc But the real name for a purple 70 'Cuda this is In-Violet Yenko.net show Hugger Orange (code 72)for 69 Chevelle Yenko This is correct...Yes or No This is just a small detail but ![]() |
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