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08-27-2002, 10:40:00 AM
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1970 F-41 Shock Part #'s and date coding??????
Forgot how shocks are stamped with date coding....Is it a julian system.....Please explain .......and does somebody have misc 1970-73 F-41 Z-28 and /or BB Shock part #'s ???........Thanks, Chuck
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70 R/S Z-28, 70 SS L-78, 70 R/S SS L-48 (all 4spds)
69 COPO "Recreation"
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08-27-2002, 01:02:00 PM
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Chuck, This is a pic of a NOS set of rear shocks I have. They read 187 Day of 70.
They look black in the pic but are really gray. The part number I got off a original owner cars shocks was 3192282 I know the assm. manual shows 3192293 I was laying under the car getting the number but pretty sure it was 2282 it was a 70Z.
Hope this helps!!
Jack
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08-28-2002, 12:34:00 PM
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I still have my original shocks in the garage. I forgot to write down the part #s but its true that they are julian dated. Mine were marked front 50-70 rear 056 70. I'll look up the #s when I get home.
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'70 mostly original(including owner)
307 & TH350
F41 Susp
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'70 original owner, factory order, mostly original
307 (hey, I was a poor college student)
TH350
F41 Susp
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08-28-2002, 04:46:00 PM
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Chuck
I was able to help go over a 70 L78 at the GM Nationals this year that was supposed to be unrestored and I believe for the must part it was. The Part # for the front shocks were 3192132 and the rear was 3192293 dated 02270 still had ID stickers but they were unreadable.
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08-28-2002, 06:33:00 PM
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I'll assume that the "unrestored" L-78 is Eric Reifsnyders from Reading,PA. Car is low mileageex race car that Eric pieced back together....Chuck Sharin/Seattle
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Seattle(area)
CamarosRus@Gmail.com
70 R/S Z-28, 70 SS L-78, 70 R/S SS L-48 (all 4spds)
69 COPO "Recreation"
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08-28-2002, 08:35:00 PM
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Yes it was Eric's
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08-29-2002, 12:39:00 PM
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The part #s on my original F41 shocks are:
Front 3192131
Rear 3192292
I thought that all F41 shocks were suppose to be the same on all models, with only a difference in sway bar sizes in the Zs. I guess the shocks may have been a little different too.
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'70 mostly original(including owner)
307 & TH350
F41 Susp
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'70 original owner, factory order, mostly original
307 (hey, I was a poor college student)
TH350
F41 Susp
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