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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: ZLP955 on September 18, 2012, 12:16:09 PM
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Is it likely (possible?) that a 9204 booster dated January 2 (Julian code '2' on the tag) on an 04A Van Nuys car could be original? I understand that they are usually much closer to the body trim tag date, at least with the Norwood cars.
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I see your car is a '69 but if it helps, my 67 LOS 4B still has the original 8515 booster dated 82.
Give Steve at brakeboosters.com a call. He has some intersting findings on booster dates and has likely seen more boosters than anyone here.
Mike
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My 11D Norwood car has it's original booster dated 310 (November 6, 1968), which is less than a month from my build date.
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My 07A has 163 which is 12th of June and that puts it 2 1/2 to 3 weeks.
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I have a "3" January 3rd on my 02C Van Nuys 69 original to the car.
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The original booster on my 02D Norwood '69 is stamped "55" (February 24th), and it came off the line on February 28th.
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If it helps I have a 330 (Nov. 26) booster on my 12B 69.
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Thanks guys for your replies, seems the booster is dated too early for it to be original to the car.
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Could be original. Most are closer than that. Question is: is it worth chasing down a closer one? I'd tend to say not.....
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My 02A car has it's original booster in it 356 Dec 21 1968