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Originality / Re: Wiper motor stamping
« on: May 03, 2024, 05:54:45 PM »
I went though the fonts and while none of them are an exact match these are the best of the lot.
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After falling down the rabbit hole…..
https://www.hprubberstamp.com/images/Pullman_Catalog.pdf
I’ll have to measure the one on my wiper motor….
calculations of .375=3/8”=Pullman 3
Calculations of .281=9/32”=Pullman 2 1/2
Looks to be Roman font
I used the 1/4" tall stamps which were correct for the motor I did. If someone wants to borrow mine just give me postage. If I was going to lose sleep over an exact font match, a number stamp could be partially used and the incorrect portion hand painted. It's my job to do work that small.
Started working on my wiper motor and washer pump and I noticed a stamp on it.
It looks like a Julian date 287 66 so that's Oct 14, 1966.
Were wiper motors stamped like this? Is an mid Oct too early for an 11B car?
Can you post the height of your original stamped numbers?
Tx, Bernie
Of the fonts I have on my computer these are the 3 that are close but none are correct.
I sent a message to BC Stamps, the place that Llyod uses for his stamps.
edit - forgot to add the font samples
What is the font called?
I think it's a repro. Got a VIN?
As William would say. It does not compare well with other 04C tags..
This seems like a good opportunity to clarify something.
The chrome knob did not use the lock nut as used on the Hurst T-handle. I regularly see a lock nut under the knob, even on cars going through judging.
Early 69 RS/Z, Legends Judging @ MCACN, November '23