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    WTB: correct for 1973 year jack

    Looking to buy a correct for 1973 year original jack.

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    I could be wrong, but I seem to think that I've heard there may be a difference depending on early or late '73.
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    OK the vin is 9113300709. Not sure where it lands in the production run.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haasman View Post
    OK the vin is 9113300709. Not sure where it lands in the production run.
    December production I am sure and in the first half of production.
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    Thanks! So I am looking for first half-production oem jack.
    Last edited by Haasman; 04-28-2021 at 06:31 PM.
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    While I'm not up to speed on all the 2-handle variations, I "think" the early '73 would be similar to this one. (I know that my friend's very late T with a June '73 build date had the later green dot type.)

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    Thanks Arne, that was my understanding so far.

    The hunt continues.
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    Is a green dot jack correct for your year?
    I have one if you need it.

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    Generally a green dot jack is correct for '73 , but there is a difference in the handles between early and late , early has an hour glass shaped handle and later has straight sides . Early '72's would be like the one in the add and later '72's would be the green dot . My understanding is the jack and tool kit were separated from the car during shipping so of course there are mix-ups and exceptions .

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