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Click on the photo...

That one is broken.
Here is video link i pulled from the .html if anyone wants to hear the beastage

http://i599.photobucket.com/albums/t...P1010115-1.mp4

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Old 09-05-2013, 12:31 AM
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On second thought ...
there is a catch to the steering column being color-keyed .

Since it didn't originally come with Formula Steering Wheel - it would have had a color keyed custom steering wheel - and matching color keyed column.

that fits

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Your PM said your car came with a Freedom Battery? We have put a lot into the cap kits I make, including days of sifting through commercials and info on these battery's, even GM Heritage center doesn't have a lot of info, I'd like to see where it said on the build sheet, I'd definitely wouldn't be a Freedom II, they started in 79 or 80. The Fredom warranty cards I found had a date code of 1976 on them, very interesting info here. I've only found 3 warranty cards in all my searching. PS, I sent you a PM.

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The car has a $26 charge in the window sticker for the "Delco X Maintenance Free" battery. The original owner remembered it being a Delco Freedom battery. Do you know when the Freedom came into production, given that the Freedom II was late 1970's?

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My original warranty brochure for the car lists just the standard Delco Enegergizer warranty information but doesn't mention anything about the optional maintenance free battery warranty.

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The car has a $26 charge in the window sticker for the "Delco X Maintenance Free" battery. The original owner remembered it being a Delco Freedom battery. Do you know when the Freedom came into production, given that the Freedom II was late 1970's?
UA1 was only 10 bucks , ( HD Battery R89W??) so its not that, AC cars came STD with AU1 or T60 option included.
Based on the article, its Probably a C89 , I cant even find a pic of one

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If you go back to the first page of this thread you can see the window sticker - it's the 20th option on the first page of the sticker, right after Honeycomb wheels.

Here's the original order sheet. Maintenance Free Battery - Option TP1 in box 48. It's different than the UA1 HD Battery option below it.


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If you go back to the first page of this thread you can see the window sticker - it's the 20th option on the first page of the sticker, right after Honeycomb wheels.

Here's the original order sheet. Maintenance Free Battery - Option TP1 in box 48. It's different than the UA1 HD Battery option below it.

Correct, your car could NOT be ordered with a UA1 , because it came std with the AC, so the only thing available was the C89 texture battery , the maint. free version of the UA1

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Old 11-30-2016, 07:34 PM
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So is the "Delco X Maintenance Free" C89 battery also known as the Delco Freedom battery? No one seems to have a photo of this elusive contraption.

We should call this thread the X-Files...the Delco X files, that is. :-)

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