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Non-Mustang Ford & Mercury Models => Non-Mustang Ford Models 1965-73 => Topic started by: 1969 Cale II on August 22, 2023, 06:14:10 PM
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This for a Talladega but, what is the correct air cleaner decal fo a 1/29/69 built 428 CJ non ram air with chrome lid? I see small orange and big yellow ones. Which?
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Looked and I don't have any examples I would trust and unfortunately, when I owned an really nice unrestored one I didn't take pictures much back then. Would thing they would share the same air cleaner lid decal and side decal as non-ram air Torino's with the CJ
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Hmm, I would have thought the decal would be the same as Q code Torino for 1969.
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Hmm, I would have thought the decal would be the same as Q code Torino for 1969.
Thought so too but my fingers didn't listen. Corrected what they wrote :)
Still wish I had taken pictures and maybe even kept the car ::) Who knew
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Have a friend who scrapped out about 7 of them in the 1980's. He really hated to scrap the bodies, but there was zero interest in them back in the day. He purchased for the Q code engines, and rest of the drive train.
20 years ago, he still had a bumper or two, and maybe some other items.
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I would have thought that some of you people on here that are way smarter than I would know . Didn't 428 CJ motors all come from the same plant? Did Mustangs have different decals for a Q code? Is there a reason why there are 2 styles of decals? Wondering if there is before/after date on the decal?
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I would have thought that some of you people on here that are way smarter than I would know . Didn't 428 CJ motors all come from the same plant? Did Mustangs have different decals for a Q code? Is there a reason why there are 2 styles of decals? Wondering if there is before/after date on the decal?
Because the engines as shipped did not have air cleaners on them. Those were sent from a different supplier to the car plants in different shipments from the engines. It was common to find some engines that shared the same air cleaner lid decals and others that offered different ones based on things like the engine and air cleaner being installed in a Ford or Mercury example
Often other stickers/decals would be shared like (for this time period) the AUTOLITE drivers side one that identified the replacement filter number since they had that in common
Not aware of any date codes on air cleaner CU decals. You can often (but not always) find an engineering or part number though. You might be referring to that and it would be different since it identified different designs/versions
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I would have thought that some of you people on here that are way smarter than I would know . Didn't 428 CJ motors all come from the same plant? Did Mustangs have different decals for a Q code? Is there a reason why there are 2 styles of decals? Wondering if there is before/after date on the decal?
It is my understanding that all FE's were assembled at the Dearborn Engine Plant (DEP) on the Rouge complex. By the 1967 model year they were all tested, but not dyno'd, with records logged on a main frame computer. But as Jeff stated in the previous reply they did not ship with the air cleaner.
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Thanks guys. Lets try this. What is the correct air cleaner decal for a 69 428 Q code non ram decal in a Mustang. I see cars using both.
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Don't have any examples were the CU decals have not been replaced with reproductions at this time