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Hope I can get an opinion as to whether or not the following item on ebay, a muncie item# 230215310614 is a restamp or not. Thank you
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That transmission is September of 1969, making it a 1970 transmission, not an early 1969 as listed. The stamp on that case is P9P10 P= Muncie, 9=1969, P= September, 10= 10th. Here is a 69 stamp comparison from a Camaro Muncie that I recently sold. I don't know why that transmission listed isn't stamped "C" for M22, as it should being a 1970 trans.
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P9P10 Muncie build decodes as...
P---Muncie assembly plant 9---1969 model year P---Sept. 10--10th day of Sept. This is an early build trans, Sept. 10th of 1968 for use in a 1969 model year car... It has no A-B-C ratio designator because that didn't start until the end of Sept. 1968 calendar year, a little more than a month later... Hope this helps... Crash |
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That's a common decoding mistake with Muncies. As Crash said, the number after the "P" is model year of the car and not the calendar year of the trans assembly.
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Thanks for the additional information about this trans stamping. Would any of you venture an opinion as to whether the stamping is original or is it a restamp?
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Looks original to me.
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Looks original to me too... Crash
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so i can understand this, how is the P in this stamping SEPT
P---Muncie assembly plant 9---1969 model year P---Sept. 10--10th day of Sept. |
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so i can understand this, how is the P in this stamping SEPT [/ QUOTE ] Its just how they were done: http://www.camaros.org/drivetrain.sh...missionNumbers
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Thanks to all who responded to my questions. Always nice to have more information to work with and see if a person is on the right track or not.
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