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Marketplace => Wanted Ads => Topic started by: Craners on November 14, 2020, 08:48:02 PM
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Wanted qty 2, Mustang Hood Rubber Support Brackets.
C7ZZ16A714-A
NOS Qty 2
These are the brackets that are spot welded to the radiator support panel.
Thank you
Fran
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Wanted qty 2, Mustang Hood Rubber Support Brackets.
C7ZZ16A714-A
NOS Qty 2
These are the brackets that are spot welded to the radiator support panel.
Thank you
Fran
I hope that you find the NOS brackets but you may want to have plan B with used ones just in case ;)
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I just realized these brackets are date coded.
No longer searching for NOS, unless they are date coded.
Searching for used with date code for late 1968 Cobrajet GT500KR
Thank you.
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I just realized these brackets are date coded.
No longer searching for NOS, unless they are date coded.
Searching for used with date code for late 1968 Cobrajet GT500KR
Thank you.
A already proper date code is the way to go however FYI it is easy enough to add a proper date code to a used set with a little work .
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The challenge I would find on these specific parts and adding/changing a date would be that they appear to have been date stamped before they were formed so gign to be a challenge to get a stamp in the corners/along the edge as shown below.
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/14/6-151120160510.jpeg)
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What date are you looking for?
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As far as determining what date I need..
The brackets that are on the car are date coded, but these have “rewelded” from a collision repair.
They might be dated correct, but I really can’t pick out the date.
Part of the date stamping is also on the formed corner, which adds to my confusion.
Is there a simple decode for that stamping?
Thank you
Fran
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Is there a simple decode for that stamping?
Thank you
Fran
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Have you looked through the article on date codes in the Library as a start?
As see these are often not as clear as those stamped on flat sheet metal but the article would be a starting place