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Chuck, I have two 8L27's which is Dec 27, 68 if you are interested in a trade.
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I thought M was DEC and L was NOV for alt dates because they did not use the I for a date
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According to Colvin's book, K is Nov and L is Dec
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According to Colvin's book, K is Nov and L is Dec [/ QUOTE ] The book is wrong. |
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[ QUOTE ] According to Colvin's book, K is Nov and L is Dec [/ QUOTE ] The book is wrong. [/ QUOTE ] On which components did they use M as the date codes? |
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Starters,alternators,distributors. Ive seen M date codes on 186 heads but those are errors on the assembly line i believe.
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Alternator has found a nice copo to call home...
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