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Old 01-28-2017, 03:25 AM
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No, the '64 head castings were #9770716, '65 head castings were #77.
we talking 66' though

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Keith, I worked at the old Delco Moraine component plant in Dayton Ohio. We did brake components; boosters, drum assy's, disc brakes, etc. Oh and roll formed bearings. Much better than the cut bearings of today. Saw the hand writing on the wall and transferred to Allison Transmission Div. in Indianapolis before they cut about 30,000 GM jobs in Dayton. I was just an old Tool & Die Maker.

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