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  • Christopher R.
    Extremely Frequent Poster
    • April 1, 1975
    • 1593

    #1

    Job Number on Firewall

    Look what I found cleaning the engine compartment of my '62 Corvette. This is on the driver's side of the engine side of the engine compartment firewall. This was last seen around December 19, 1961. Get a good look because it'll be disappearing again. May never be seen again. Certainly not in my lifetime. I'm going to prep better than they did in St. Louis and paint over it.




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  • Jim K.
    Very Frequent User
    • September 1, 2000
    • 554

    #2
    Re: Job Number on Firewall

    So that's why I haven't gotten the call to help you drop in the engine... I hope all is going well Chris.
    Jim

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    • Richard M.
      Super Moderator
      • September 1, 1988
      • 11084

      #3
      Re: Job Number on Firewall

      Nice find Chris. I found mine in the trunk(written upside down) of my Sept build 62, and will be looking for it at the firewall when I get to tear into it. My JN is 467, car #483.

      Rich




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      • Kevin M.
        Expired
        • November 1, 2000
        • 1271

        #4
        Re: Job Number on Firewall

        Chris, and Rich

        Do you plan on replacing the numbers when you get it striped? I replaced every crayon mark, even though you'll never see it again, in case 40 years from now my great grandson does a body off.

        Kevin

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        • Christopher R.
          Extremely Frequent Poster
          • April 1, 1975
          • 1593

          #5
          Re: Job Number on Firewall

          Thanks for your interest, Jim.

          I've got to be the world's worst automobile mechanic. Nothing like a project like this to make you realize how much you don't know.

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          • Richard M.
            Super Moderator
            • September 1, 1988
            • 11084

            #6
            Re: Job Number on Firewall

            Kevin, I'm hoping to leave the original crayon marks alone and work around them. I'm not planning to chemical strip. My plan is to sand. PO of 35 years gave it a coat of white latex house paint every 5 years to keep it "freshened up".

            Rich

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