Have you seen evidence of the sticker on the master cylinder before on a unrestored or original disk brake car. seems to me they always turn up on restored cars not unrestored.
Believe (don't have a picture) that I have seen evidence on at least one cap but that was years ago. Would feel allot more comfortable if I had a pictue of what I recall. Other cars, that I feel comfortable with their originallity done show anything but of course the lack of something doesn't always prove a fact.
But also have not had any luck of finding the decal on original t-birds and Fords from the 66 May plus period
We have documents that show a change of brake fluid in 66. We have changes (if I recall correctly) of a change in caliper seals and cap gasket that may be related. Just looking for confirmation IMHO.
But im guessing to would hard to retain a sticker in good/legable condition on a master cylinder with brake fluid in close contact.
Yes part of the challenge. Most of the master cylinders have lost most or all of their original black paint so of course those would likely not have the decal also (in that period) Even looking at 67 (allot more cars since it was a greater period of time) its difficult to find many decals on those.
The search continues
WOW!! Gotcha Jeff. I did not know that. my July 27th 1965 unit is painted Black-both m/c and cap. (NO decal)
Yep - we're learning all the time. Your car isn't in the period we're discussing about the decal so your fine there
