This is yet another example of the high caliber craftsmen the SA highered back in the day.
The statement that this is "painful" is quite accurate.
Frank
The statement that this is "painful" is quite accurate.
Frank
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1966 Shelby GT350/GT350H / 1966 Hipo Fan Date Code Questions
February 02, 2018, 10:22:05 AM
Guys, I've listed my J64-dated Hipo fan in the Swap Meet section in hopes of trading it to someone that has a fan more suited to my application, i.e. a fan dated in the H/J/K65 time frame (my engine assembly date is November 2, 1965).
My questions are:
Am I searching for non existent date-coded fans? Is this another item that falls in the category of a "batch" manufactured part due to relatively low production needs (like air cleaner bases)?
If so, what are your opinions regarding a "correct" fan date for my application?
What does YOUR car have for a fan date in the same time frame that my engine was assembled?
Any/all help would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your comments.
Frank
My questions are:
Am I searching for non existent date-coded fans? Is this another item that falls in the category of a "batch" manufactured part due to relatively low production needs (like air cleaner bases)?
If so, what are your opinions regarding a "correct" fan date for my application?
What does YOUR car have for a fan date in the same time frame that my engine was assembled?
Any/all help would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your comments.
Frank