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'98 was the first year the hole came stock. NT

In Reply to: Re: A/C age... some help please posted by Vampyr on December 16, 2002 at 20:29:32:

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Posted by:
Micah Michalski
on December 17, 2002 at 05:09:58

: Mini cockers and full sized have different numbering.
: full rectangle back block and no hole... I think they added the hole for the '97 model year (maybe '98 I know the '98s have them and the '96 doesn't), And I know the '97 had the cut back block. '97 was also the first year of the composite gripframe. but I though the '96 was still the gloss finish...
: : i have a mini cocker and the number on it is like 2995 or something like that...its only 4 digits. anyway...everyone ive talked to believes its about a 96. so yours is newer than that.
: : adam

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: : Mini cockers and full sized have different numbering. : : full rectangle back block and no hole... I think they added the hole for the '97 model year (maybe '98 I know the '98s have them and the '96 doesn't), And I know the '97 had the cut back block. '97 was also the first year of the composite gripframe. but I though the '96 was still the gloss finish... : : : i have a mini cocker and the number on it is like 2995 or something like that...its only 4 digits. anyway...everyone ive talked to believes its about a 96. so yours is newer than that. : : : adam

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