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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #45 on: May 26, 2014, 01:49:41 PM »
Thought factory wheels were painted black on the back, service wheels were grey?

CBTN Figure 17-9.
The way I read the painting notes:

PLAIN K-H Part No E-82277 Cust PN _____
Coat with Rustproofing Oil: K-H Part No E-82278 Cust Part No. 3958480
Gray Primer K-H Spec B-3352: K-H Part No E-82279   Cust Part No. 3966934
Same as E-82279 except tape  identify for Chevrolet Service: K-H Part No E-82280

This relates to the 69 AD rally.

I assume you guys are hashing out the SS AO/YA wheels at this point. Does anyone have a copy of the CBTN for 70-75 & does it contain the K-H drawing with notes on it that might clarify.


Does this mean KH painted the wheels or does it mean they shipped rustproof oiled wheels?


As an aside - The N66 wheels were supplied by Motor City wheel not KH
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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #46 on: May 26, 2014, 03:32:29 PM »
Thought factory wheels were painted black on the back, service wheels were grey?

CBTN Figure 17-9.
The way I read the painting notes:

PLAIN K-H Part No E-82277 Cust PN _____
Coat with Rustproofing Oil: K-H Part No E-82278 Cust Part No. 3958480
Gray Primer K-H Spec B-3352: K-H Part No E-82279   Cust Part No. 3966934
Same as E-82279 except tape  identify for Chevrolet Service: K-H Part No E-82280

This relates to the 69 AD rally.

I assume you guys are hashing out the SS AO/YA wheels at this point. Does anyone have a copy of the CBTN for 70-75 & does it contain the K-H drawing with notes on it that might clarify.


Does this mean KH painted the wheels or does it mean they shipped rustproof oiled wheels?


As an aside - The N66 wheels were supplied by Motor City wheel not KH


K-H shipped whatever the customer ordered; the assembly plants ordered GM #3958480, K-H #E-82278. SERVICE ordered GM #3966934, K-H #82280.
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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #47 on: May 26, 2014, 05:54:24 PM »
Jim, What is CBTN?
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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #48 on: May 26, 2014, 08:54:59 PM »
What is CBTN?

Alan Colvin's book, Chevrolet By The Numbers.

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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #49 on: May 26, 2014, 09:42:21 PM »
Thanks Paul. Another book I have to get.
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Re: 1969 spare wheel
« Reply #50 on: May 27, 2014, 04:53:55 AM »
Thought factory wheels were painted black on the back, service wheels were grey?

CBTN Figure 17-9.
The way I read the painting notes:

PLAIN K-H Part No E-82277 Cust PN _____
Coat with Rustproofing Oil: K-H Part No E-82278 Cust Part No. 3958480
Gray Primer K-H Spec B-3352: K-H Part No E-82279   Cust Part No. 3966934
Same as E-82279 except tape  identify for Chevrolet Service: K-H Part No E-82280

This relates to the 69 AD rally.

I assume you guys are hashing out the SS AO/YA wheels at this point. Does anyone have a copy of the CBTN for 70-75 & does it contain the K-H drawing with notes on it that might clarify.


Does this mean KH painted the wheels or does it mean they shipped rustproof oiled wheels?


As an aside - The N66 wheels were supplied by Motor City wheel not KH


K-H shipped whatever the customer ordered; the assembly plants ordered GM #3958480, K-H #E-82278. SERVICE ordered GM #3966934, K-H #82280.

If all wheels shipped to plants were raw rust proof oiled KH # 82278 and all wheels shipped as service were to be KH spec B-3352 grey then there is no need for KH# 82279 (which appears to be a grey wheel withOUT tape to identify as a service wheel)
It exists for a reason, internally at KH or?  
James
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Current caretaker of 1971 LT1's - 11130 and 21783 Check out the Black 69 RS/Z28 45k mile Survivor and the Lemans Blue 69 Z 10D frame off...
https://plus.google.com/photos/112392262205377424364/albums?banner=pwa

 

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