I’m still trying to find out when date codes first appeared on H-D Panhead cylinders. Two weeks ago I started threads on this forum and the Panhead and Flathead forum. Both threads have received more than 90 views but no answers yet which is why I’m starting this new thread.
When AMCA judges examine an early-50 model Panhead do they check the cylinders for date codes in the belief that codes from certain months should be present?
And if so, what is that belief based on? And what months should these codes be from?
Also what happens if no date codes are found but the cylinders appear to be H-D? How would judges determine if the cylinders are correct or not for an early-50 model Pan?
Eric
When AMCA judges examine an early-50 model Panhead do they check the cylinders for date codes in the belief that codes from certain months should be present?
And if so, what is that belief based on? And what months should these codes be from?
Also what happens if no date codes are found but the cylinders appear to be H-D? How would judges determine if the cylinders are correct or not for an early-50 model Pan?
Eric
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