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Which photo attached (if any) shows the correct a/c compressor foil label for a 66 GTO? Does our host sell it?
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Which photo attached (if any) shows the correct a/c compressor foil label for a 66 GTO? Does our host sell it?
I do not know with certainty the answer to your first question, but this is a snip of the part no AMES sells for that application:
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This is the Factory correct compressor sticker for 1966.

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Thanks for this info. I was digging around in a bunch of engine comp stickers I have and got confused about what year some of them were correct for. Looks like the Ames repro compressor label is an accurate repro for 66 so I’ll go with that.

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The biggest clue is Firebird didn't exist in 1966.

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