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What's the correct part number for a 65 tri power throttle bracket ?

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9779969 for both the '65 and '66 GTO.

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9779969 for both the '65 and '66 GTO.
These are the correct part numbers as stamped in the steel brackets and listed in the parts book.

1965 Tri-Power throttle cable bracket - #9779969
1966 Tri-Power throttle cable bracket - #9783286
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Sorry, but we're OK for the '65. I've used both numbers on '65 and '66 Tripowers and they work fine, but possibly the 969 is only "correct" for the '65.

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The part I have is the 9969 .

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Three of the others are 9783285 , 9787161 and T - 2 I have more but they are out in the cold garage .

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These are the correct part numbers as stamped in the steel brackets and listed in the parts book.

1965 Tri-Power throttle cable bracket - #9779969
1966 Tri-Power throttle cable bracket - #9783286
are these suppose to be blue or silver cad ? the ones I have were motor color before I media blasted them .

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are these suppose to be blue or silver cad ? the ones I have were motor color before I media blasted them .
1964 is the only year for a cad plated throttle cable bracket.

The other years (65 and up) were painted engine color.

The two I posted above have been stripped of paint.

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