this is my understanidng--
If you use a master parts catalog (MPC) after the build year of your car, there may be some original parts that have been superseded by later replacement parts. So, if you are interested in the "nuts correct" original assembly line installed parts, you will need a MPC dated around the build date of your car.
And even that will not be fool proof because other parts were sometimes (and quite often) used, but this is probably the best you can do. You might confirm some part numbers here or with someone with an original car.
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