Lt1 emission sticker
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Lt1 emission sticker
I'm doing a body off on a 70 lt1. While doing the engine compartment I noticed the emission tag is incorrect for the car. It is an AX code,350-350 hp. The car is a true lt1. I have sales agreement and partial tank sticker.From what I can tell it was never in an accident or had any body repair so I know it is original from 1970. Is this a common mistake and should I change it the correct one. I'm going for an NCRS award. Thanks in advance.
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I'm doing a body off on a 70 lt1. While doing the engine compartment I noticed the emission tag is incorrect for the car. It is an AX code,350-350 hp. The car is a true lt1. I have sales agreement and partial tank sticker.From what I can tell it was never in an accident or had any body repair so I know it is original from 1970. Is this a common mistake and should I change it the correct one. I'm going for an NCRS award. Thanks in advance.
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I'm doing a body off on a 70 lt1. While doing the engine compartment I noticed the emission tag is incorrect for the car. It is an AX code,350-350 hp. The car is a true lt1. I have sales agreement and partial tank sticker.From what I can tell it was never in an accident or had any body repair so I know it is original from 1970. Is this a common mistake and should I change it the correct one. I'm going for an NCRS award. Thanks in advance.
Or, post here. You would reach the current team leader who could offer some informed guidance.
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'70 LT1 Label
The NCRS guide says label 3989299 "up to at least s/n 5213" and 3989374 "beginning with at least s/n 6740"
My car is 1889 and did have enough of the original to satisfy me in getting the correct repo label. Dr Rebuilt has the early label if that is the one you need. He lists it as "before Jan 1970". Good luck with the restoration.
emmiss label by toylman, on Flickr
My car is 1889 and did have enough of the original to satisfy me in getting the correct repo label. Dr Rebuilt has the early label if that is the one you need. He lists it as "before Jan 1970". Good luck with the restoration.
emmiss label by toylman, on Flickr
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remember 70 was short production run due to strike in 69 and anything is possible, I would leave it on and take deduct if it looks like never been off as even experts have been wrong. check ncrs board and ask question, some original owner 70 LT-1 members that can probably help you out. good luck.
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