does anyone know of anyone who stamps the date codes on the brake booster for the 1969 z28? looking for original but not having any luck finding one for my date code. thanks for your help team camaro!
jtx4
Re: 1969 z28 brake booster
I'm sure there's somebody out there restamping boosters. Everything else is being restamped.
FTR, I'm not wild about all the restamping, aftermarket cowl tags, and overall misrepresentation of cars and parts. It devalues the 'real' cars and parts and gives the hobby a shaddy side.
FWIW
I'm sure there's somebody out there restamping boosters. Everything else is being restamped.
FTR, I'm not wild about all the restamping, aftermarket cowl tags, and overall misrepresentation of cars and parts. It devalues the 'real' cars and parts and gives the hobby a shaddy side.
FWIW
Re: 1969 z28 brake booster
The inquiry was posted in the restoration section. Many people go to great lengths to purchase origional parts and it's not appropriate to stamp everything and call it origional. Better just to leave it and find the right parts when you can. I never see cars advertised saying "all parts restamped to give the illusion of origionality" It does not devalue the certified cars but it sure keeps adding to the jumbled mess of misrepresentation and it's justification.
The inquiry was posted in the restoration section. Many people go to great lengths to purchase origional parts and it's not appropriate to stamp everything and call it origional. Better just to leave it and find the right parts when you can. I never see cars advertised saying "all parts restamped to give the illusion of origionality" It does not devalue the certified cars but it sure keeps adding to the jumbled mess of misrepresentation and it's justification.
Re: 1969 z28 brake booster
I have often questioned the notion of a car being more valuable if it has the correct date code on an accessory. To me, it has always seemed reasonable that parts will wear out on a car necessatating replacement.
Taken to the extreme, the most valuable car is the one that still has the original oil in it and factory tires on it. But that seems kinda stupid, no?
alan
I have often questioned the notion of a car being more valuable if it has the correct date code on an accessory. To me, it has always seemed reasonable that parts will wear out on a car necessatating replacement.
Taken to the extreme, the most valuable car is the one that still has the original oil in it and factory tires on it. But that seems kinda stupid, no?
alan
Re: 1969 z28 brake booster
Not to jump on anyone else's posts, but if either of you has a March or April 69 9204 booster I would be interested.
Ed, sorry, wife has me busy on honeydos, I have not had time to clean those panels to make sure they are good.
Not to jump on anyone else's posts, but if either of you has a March or April 69 9204 booster I would be interested.
Ed, sorry, wife has me busy on honeydos, I have not had time to clean those panels to make sure they are good.
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