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I am trying to find out if the master cylinder is original to my 1968 Dodge Charger before I have it restored/rebuilt. Bob Horman
1968 drum brake master cylinder
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Cop car wagon
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It is an original.
Once cleaned, you can check for date to see if its original to your car.
Once cleaned, you can check for date to see if its original to your car.
gtx6970
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I thought originals had the 7 digit casting number in the bottom side ??????
Date code will be stamped in the forward end of the barrel / casting
like so -
NOS Mopar Master Cylinder 1969-70 B Body 1970 E & C Body With Power & Manual Drum Brakes - Hiltop Auto Parts
SOLD - 67 B Body 11 inch drum brake master cylinder 2660809
Then again ,
Even more info
Date code will be stamped in the forward end of the barrel / casting
like so -
NOS Mopar Master Cylinder 1969-70 B Body 1970 E & C Body With Power & Manual Drum Brakes - Hiltop Auto Parts
SOLD - 67 B Body 11 inch drum brake master cylinder 2660809
Then again ,
Even more info
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Cop car wagon
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There were two vendors of masters used.
So AANF and a part numbered unit are correct.
So AANF and a part numbered unit are correct.
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