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Old 01-25-2015, 08:33 PM
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The crayon markings varied by final assembly location, shift and even specific operator. The best thing would be to note what was on your car originally and replicate that exactly when going back together.

Drive shaft stripes (as an assembly aid) should be well known and vary based on trans type. I believe they are covered in Eric White's book (which I highly recommend). If not, we have them in the PMD inspection book.

My gas tank straps were silver in color ('65 model year).

K
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