Suspension colors?

[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

My Fremont 66 SS has all natural rear, had no black other than dirt and grime pre-resto., but that may only go to the Calif. aspect...no rush to undercoat and wasn't on the dealer lot but a day or so.

Mike

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Mike;
What's the number on your diff. cover represent?

[MYSTERYCHEVELLE]

Not seen very well in that particular photo, but it is Actually a factory tracking/sequence number...it is also on my TRIM TAG...it was a "partial" seen and replicated at time of resto.

MC

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Interesting, I was curious because I found a big, yellow crayon '36' written under the center section of the rear on my car, and a white 'x' by the pinion yoke. The Novas received a frame sequence number written in white on the engine cradle, it also corresponds to the the broadcast sheet per NNN.
Thx,

[69L89396]

Excuse me for a dumb question but, what does "NNN" stand for? [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/confused.gif[/img]

[bbdon]

National Nostalgic Nova

[Nova Research Project]

Marlin,

I have not seen very many original numbers marked on the chassis components. I agree with Wayne that the numbers are sequence numbers. But the sequence number is from the Broadcast sheet not Fisher buildsheet. ALA the Lanny Weatherford Broadcast sheet in Nova Times from may 96? time frame. Nova Times did show a Fisher Body sequence on the engine cradle. I have not talked to Wayne about it specifically yet.

Greg

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Gregg;
I was also referring to the Shadow Gray giveaway car.