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Here is a picture of the one that was removed from my 70 GTO. I'll look tonight and get you some numbers off of it. Mine is a late Sept. build date.
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#22
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I checked the GTO part number and came up with 5452310 D65 147 no stamp on pad
I also have a drum brake 70 Lemans Same 5452310 D65 171 CTstamp on pad looks like CT but very light The 70 assm. manual says Drum M/C part # 5468683 RW (page 5-1.1) All this did was to confuse things more. Post it over in the tech section and the real experts can probable figure it out. |
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GETRIDAONE, I just pulled mine and have the same date casting. Is yours built in June? My build sheet is unreadable, other than a something T.
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No luck looking at Eric White's book or Zazarine's book for part numbers. Looks like the consensus is 5452310, so that's what I'm going to go with.
Thanks, Scott
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I'm having a senior moment, I'll check tonight if it quits raining. The car is still on the trailer outside (tarped) I just brought it home last Wednesday. I think from your comments you have a Freemont car as is mine.
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