67 tank sticker AO Body

[DarenSchneider]

I recently removed my badly deteriorated 67 tank sticker from my 67 L-79 conv (327/350), recorded at best the info I could read and put the orig. in a acid free paper folder. I am attempted to transfer the info from the orig to a COPY of the tank sticker for SHOW purposes. Please note I do no intend to defraud anyone, it is only for display purposes next to the original. (its for a GREEN S/B not a RED B/B -ha ha ).
Does anyone have a copy of their 67 tank sticker A.O. BODY that I can examine to insure that I have the correct info prior to making the copy.

I am stuck particulary on the Axle code of 02G81FA , the tire code of
02P92AA and the Conv Top code of 02C05BA.

Any help will be appreciated.

[John H.]

Re: 67 tank sticker AO Body

Daren -

G81FA = 3.70 Posi axle, L-79 & M20, 2,597 of this combo built.
P92AA = 7.75x15 whitewall 4-ply rayon tires, 13,445 of this combo built.
C05BA = White folding top, 5,900 of this combo built.
The "02" prefix was used for all '67 ECL-coded options.

[DarenSchneider]

Re: 67 tank sticker AO Body

Thanks John;

Are you sure it is a M20. I think the trans line on the sticker reads 02M21AB which would denote a M21.

Regards,

Daren

[Wayne M.]

Refer Pg 45 of Noland's Vol 2 ...

... by strange coincidence, there's a reprint of an AO Smith tank sticker from a maroon convertible, with the options you mention (incl. the M21)

[DarenSchneider]

Re: Refer Pg 45 of Noland's Vol 2 ...

Is is scannable for e-mail or do I need to buy the book.
I appreciate any help. I am afraid if I buy the books I will start a frame off
resto.

[Wayne M.]

Re: Refer Pg 45 of Noland's Vol 2 ...

Sorry Daren -- Don't have scanning capability; maybe some other member will step up and do you the favor. I really should buy both a scanner and digital camera, as these tools are almost indispenable in today's forums.

[Harry Sadlock]

Re: Refer Pg 45 of Noland's Vol 2 ...

Daren, send me your e-mail address and I'll send you the scan.

Harry

[Bruce Boatner]

Re: Refer Pg 45 of Noland's Vol 2 ...

FYI--If you can find a book listed on Amazon.com, you can view pages from the book on your computer without actually buying the book. I guess Amazon is trying to equal a benefit from a regular book store. I used this feature to find a technical explanation for my Carter AFB. You have to sign up with Amazon to use the page view feature, but it's a secure and reputable site.

Thought I would pass on this tip as an easier way of transferring information in some cases. Not a bad way of doing research either because you can do a key word search that will instantly transfer you to the proper page in a book.