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03-08-2006, 05:38 PM
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Jason - with all due respect, this is a question like the plant codes. I won't give them out. Sorry.
Jon.
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03-10-2006, 07:32 AM
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Again, Will someone let me know what the colors are without having to pay them?
I am not sure I understand this at all. If you have a restored set up, and open the hood at a show, aren't you showing everyone what the colors are? Then whats the big secret? I own a 67, my tripower will probably never go on my car. Even if it did, it would NEVER be numbers matching to my car. I find it very frustrating this information is not shared. I share all I can on here if I know it. So, still looking for front, center, and back 66 tripower carb tag colors for 4spd car.
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