New minutiae as if any body cares

Always fascinated by the details. Had a fun time debating the existence of the tabs on the front trunk floor although no firm conclusion reached. Getting ready to send my relays to Moito to have them refurbished when I came across Dyno Daves picture of the '67 relays he just refurbed for a customer (picture below). Beautiful job by the way. I'm sure Franz (Moito) will say its almost as good as his. Noted that the relays Dave did all have dates. Mine are pretty crappy but I can see that no dates were on my original relays. Found a picture on the "relay thread" that shows no dates either. However, just bought a brand new old stock relay from '68 and it also has a date. The '67S I am having restored is original and rusty. The relays reflect that and are original. The production date is 3/13/67. Therefore its probable that Wehrl started dating the relays between March of '67 and May of '67. Of course I don't know how long my relays were in the parts stock before being inserted in my car. As the thread title says this is a detail nobody will care about. But as the queen said "Balls. If i Had them I'd be king". Borrowed from DynoDaves thread and the relay thread:

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Just noted Eric Linden's comments in this thread: http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...5-Relay-decals

Just for reference purposes here is the link to Franz's (Moito) service for restoration. http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...amping+service