drum brakes on right side through the 1968 model year (year that I have), right side thereafter thru the 1972 model year.
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dumb error on my part, front drum on left 49 - 68. Right side thereafter. (Kinda hard to switch the drum brake from the right side to the right side, ain't it).Lonnie Campbell #9908
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All my 65 thru 68 org paint, have left side, my 69 org paint, right side, thanks, LarryComment
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Looks like an old picture. Wonder how she has held up? Both of 'em. MikeComment
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I'm a little late on this I know, but I've been without a computer for a while. The one thing in the area of the cylinder head that is '66 only is the front rocker box has no provision for a air cleaner bracket.Comment
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The short reach plug shovelheads with the '66 cast in the vertical surface by the spark plug hole also have a date code cast into them. Pretty hard to see when the rocker boxes are in place, the code is a month and 2 digit for the year, cast into the top of the head, right next to the short rocker box stud and behind the push rod tubes. It will be something like 5 68 for May of 1968 as an example. You might be able to make it out if you poke a flashlight into the area under the rocker box and behind the push rod tubes. These date codes were used untill about '78, I believe.Comment
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