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Finally uncovered my serial number I think.
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Posted by Patrick Martin on November 04, 2006 at 14:02:09 from (70.153.67.157):
I decided to start sandblasting the bellhousing and transmission on my 100 today and discovered that there really are numbers on the little tag riveted to the bellhousing! HA! :) I didn't hit it with the sand but the overspray did help clean allot of the crud off the tag. It's faintly stamped like this: 2064 J 1575 Now I don't know wich one os the serial number or what the J is???? The markings on the tag are gone so it's just a sliver tag with these two numbers. Guess I'll have to get a repro and restamp it or something? Maybe not since it's not a big deal as long as I know what they are.
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