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Old Jul 12, 2019 | 12:42 PM
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I have just a few questions and also maybe some confirmations on these three parts I took off a 77 corvette.
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This alternator says 1102474 61 A 6H31-12V NEO. Does that make it an August of 76 61A alternator?



IS the a 73-82 radiator cap for an AC car? It does say rc33 on it. Wondering if it has any value for anyone if it is?



These sport mirrors came off a 77 corvette but they look like they were added. Did these come on 77 corvettes or were they more likely swapped off a 78-82?
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Those sure look like '77 sport mirrors.
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Alternator is a 76 build - August 31st, 1976. The 1102474 was used for several years - 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979 and 1980. That date could be for an early build 77 Corvette.
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