1971 SB Shock Decal
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From: Plano TX
Thanks Alan! Found the positioning from the image below (survivor takeoff), now to find the right sized decal with the correct informaton.
Last edited by Swimtexan; Nov 11, 2016 at 04:48 PM.
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Hi St,
Those look nice.
Notice the 'rounded' corners on the labels….. and the relatively small size.
You should REALLY try to preserve those!!!
I have one 'preserved' rear label from my 71 and it looks like those in your photo and is in a similar location on the shock.
Regards,
Alan
I'd be interested in seeing the nuts on the top of the front shocks… they were a little odd compared to 'regular' nuts.
Those look nice.
Notice the 'rounded' corners on the labels….. and the relatively small size.
You should REALLY try to preserve those!!!
I have one 'preserved' rear label from my 71 and it looks like those in your photo and is in a similar location on the shock.
Regards,
Alan
I'd be interested in seeing the nuts on the top of the front shocks… they were a little odd compared to 'regular' nuts.
Last edited by Alan 71; Nov 11, 2016 at 05:03 PM.
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Instructor
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 154
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From: Plano TX
Hi St,
Those look nice.
Notice the 'rounded' corners on the labels….. and the relatively small size.
You should REALLY try to preserve those!!!
I have one 'preserved' rear label from my 71 and it looks like those in your photo and is in a similar location on the shock.
Regards,
Alan
I'd be interested in seeing the nuts on the top of the front shocks… they were a little odd compared to 'regular' nuts.
Those look nice.
Notice the 'rounded' corners on the labels….. and the relatively small size.
You should REALLY try to preserve those!!!
I have one 'preserved' rear label from my 71 and it looks like those in your photo and is in a similar location on the shock.
Regards,
Alan
I'd be interested in seeing the nuts on the top of the front shocks… they were a little odd compared to 'regular' nuts.
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St. Jude Donor '11
I realize this is an old thread, but I am looking for DG and VS shock labels for my 70 Corvette restoration.
Does anyone know where to find them?
Does anyone know where to find them?
Last edited by 00Nassau; Sep 20, 2017 at 05:34 PM.
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Hi 00,
I would contact Patrick Hulst.
He makes various labels, including shock absorber broadcast code labels, for 68+ cars.
Regards,
Alan
covettestickers@gmail.com
I would contact Patrick Hulst.
He makes various labels, including shock absorber broadcast code labels, for 68+ cars.
Regards,
Alan
covettestickers@gmail.com
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Joined: Jun 2000
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From: Conroe TX
St. Jude Donor '11
Hi 00,
I would contact Patrick Hulst.
He makes various labels, including shock absorber broadcast code labels, for 68+ cars.
Regards,
Alan
covettestickers@gmail.com
I would contact Patrick Hulst.
He makes various labels, including shock absorber broadcast code labels, for 68+ cars.
Regards,
Alan
covettestickers@gmail.com
Thanks, I found Patrick's ad in the NCRS Driveline after I posted my question. I have sent him an email.
Thanks again,
Allen