I put a posting on a few days ago and now have the pictures to help the Experts at CRG help me understand if I do own a real 1967 RS/SS.
Pic. # 3 is the numbers stamped on th front body under the cowl panel. Pic # 5 is the VIN, Pic. #6 is the stamp on the top of the Transmission, Pic # 7 is the side of the transmission ( Is it a M-20 or M-21??). Pic # 8is the tag bolted to the transmission ( what does it mean?) Pic. # 10 is the front pad of the motor, and Pic. # 12 is the rear of the motor, The cast date on the motor is H186 as shown in Pic. 13. Picture 15 is the axle tube Is it a Posi? It is a 12 bolt and has center cast numbers of H296 and 3894860. What is the gear ratio? Is this a rare car or fairly common?? Thank you for all of your help!
Matt
Matt
All of the pictures didn't come through. Got #'s 13 & 15 only. H186 ='s August 18, 1966 and the axle is a 3.31:1 posi dated September 13th manufactured at Detroit Gear & Axle. Try again on the other pics or just give the data.
Steve
Hi Steve, I had to post the other pictures on seperate postings. Please check them out and let me know your thoughts. Thanks, Matt
Cool! Your block was cast on my 8th birthday. Can I have it as a late birthday present? Just kidding. Very early build. I couldn't read the letter code of the TT, but this must be 1st week of September. I have an RS built at the same plant that is a 10C and the early cars have several unique features or non features that were later changed. I like that your transmission still has the metal part number tag.