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What kind of deduction would one get with a master cylinder that has the correct casting number, correct bleeders, correct finish, correct bails and cap -- bu no "DC" stamp? Car in question is a 67. Thanks.
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Re: 67 Master Cylinder
Mario----
I think that the deduction would be relatively small. However, if you have all of the elements of correct configuration, why not just add the "DC" stamp on the front machined surface? Very simple to do.In Appreciation of John Hinckley -
Re: 67 Master Cylinder
no deduct would be made as some were not stamped. leave it as it is ThanksComment
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Re: 67 Master Cylinder
robert-----
I think that the non-stamped master cylinders were usually SERVICE parts. For SERVICE, no broadcast code was necessary although many SERVICE master cylinders do have them.In Appreciation of John HinckleyComment
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Re: 67 Master Cylinder
Mario,
Don't have a copy of my 67 Judging Guide handy but I seem to recall it specifically stating that some of them did not have the DC stamp. If so then I would think you loose no points.
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Re: 67 Master Cylinder
I was told the master cylinder may be a 1968-72.
Is there a big difference from 67?
Once again, would it be a major deduction?
Thanks again guys.Comment
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