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68 gtx A1 26 radiator on fender tag with 22 opening

my Lynch Rd tag..... I assume the "T" shaped stamp on the right side is an inspection mark?

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Yes. It appears to be the same as this one. Also notice you have the makings of a second stamp in the upper right hand corner. That is very typical of a LR tag from that year.

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what about saint louis cars

Distinguishing marks on a StL tag include a punch through the tag. The actual image varies but it can be a letter, number or symbol.

A StL tag usually has an impressed stamp in the upper right corner. The stamp is distinctive and creates ridges.

StL tags are often bent in the upper left area.
 
Late to the party again. Just pulled in my buddy's Lynch Rd. 68 GTX. Cars been sitting since 1981, belonged to his dad. Started teardown today, and noticed the pass side of the rad support was all hacked up, and weld nuts were missing for radiator mounting. Top was nut and bolted, not attached at bottom, driver side is unmodified. Opening is 22", 2898047 26" rad bolted in. Should be the correct one for application as far as I can tell, 440, 4spd, Dana 60, no A/C. So now I"m thinking early collision, some meatstick welded in the wrong support, and said screw it. Problem is, the S.O. numbers all match, upper tie bar, drip trough, and fender tag. And fender tag indicates A1, 26" radiator. No rebody or fuckery going on, this is a real GTX owned by the same family since 1968, unfortunately the original owner passed away years ago, and didnt leave many details. So what gives? Ooops on the assy line? Bad stamp on fender tag? I'll have to post up some pics, very cool project.
 
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