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G'day All,
While checking all my numbers and compliance plates for an earlier question I wrote everything down, and I was wondering if anyone could rell me what the original specs were, by these nunbers, or tell me if there is somewhere I can look them up online:
Model HX8W M 60
Body 223917-A
Trim 1888-67w
Paint 568-15951
Engine L20
Trans. M22
RR Axle GM9
Thanx for any help.
Russ
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Hi Russ.
OK
HX 8WM 60 = HX cab-chassis (1 Tonner)
223917-A = body number 223917 out of Elizabeth (Adelaide) factory
1888 = GM-H code for Cotillion White exterior paint finish
67W = GM-H code for Tan interior trim (seats, door trims etc)
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Thanks Dr. Terry I really appreciate that info, could you tell me where that info is available? that would be handy to have. Thanks.
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Parts manuals, except the paint codes. You find them at swap meets. There was heaps of them at Cessnock swap today. Normally $50-$150 for used ones. There were LC, LJ, UC, HQ, HJ, HX, VB-VK, VL plus more. I found the green HQ one (1977 print) today that I |
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Cessnock swap today Byron?
Normally it's mid-August isn't it? |
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Byron,
I am after an HJ parts manual, if you know of one available that I could buy .
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