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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Originality => Topic started by: fireZ on October 01, 2007, 08:35:42 PM
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I have a 02E LOS 1968 Z28 with a brake booster # 8515 back of top tab and a 292 date on the front of the tab. Any thoughts of if this is correct for an earl 68 Z28? I have not seen this # alot on boosters.
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My 02C Los Angeles built '68 Z/28 power brake booster is stamped like this:
Front of tab: 343
Back of tab: 9078
Paul
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It would be interesting to know if boosters were used as they arrived in L.A . or weather they were all put in stock and picked when needed. I did see something Jerry wrote about some early cars getting the 8515 booster but I cannot find it now. Thanks
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I did see something Jerry wrote about some early cars getting the 8515 booster but I cannot find it now.
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I just did a search and came up with this CRG thread: http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=1632.0
Hope this is what you were looking for.
Paul
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yes that is the article I was talking about. What is considered a early or mid-year car. Does your car have the 302 emblems on the fenders also?
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I suspect that more research is needed to know about LA cars, but it doubt it's original to the car. My 11E Norwood car has a 9078 and it's dated 315 which is correct for this build. I do not think a Feb 68 car could have an 8515.
Jerry
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Does your car have the 302 emblems on the fenders also?
Yes! ;D
Paul
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I often wondered if it was original to the car after reading your book. The car sat for 13 years unlicensed before I pulled it off to rebuild it and it sure had all the signs of an original piece with the way the paint was underneith it.
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I have an 05D car. 9078 dated 102. Which is about 1&1/2 months.