'70 Camaro Rear end

[ANDY M]

I was looking to buy this rear end, but I need a '69.
In checking it out, I discovered something strange in the stamped code. It's a 3.08 posi/12 bolt.

Any opinions on the axle stamping?

[Rick H]

The slash is a way to determine the difference between the letter oh (O) and the number zero (0). I remember having to use this while in the military so has not to confuse the two. Normally though, you would slash the zero's.

Rick H.




Rick H.

[ANDY M]

It's for sale if anybody is interested.
PM me if you want the details.

[nuch_ss396]

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The slash is a way to determine the difference between the letter oh (O) and the number zero (0). I remember having to use this while in the military so has not to confuse the two. Normally though, you would slash the zero's.

Rick H.




Rick H.

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Rick, look closer at the stamping. There are 0 (zero)
digits that don't have the slash, so what gives here?

I've never seen an original code with a slash. Anybody?

[Rick H]

I know, that's why I said it's normally the other way around.

I think who ever grabbed the stamp had it backwards. Never can tell what they did. Just adds a little more mystery to it.

Rick H.

[Mr70]

Because June 27th was a Saturday..

[Rick H]

The person stamping it must have either partied hard the night before, thought it was Monday and came to work or they were working overtime.

COT is a 3:07 posi. Weird gear combo.

Rick H.

[akcamaro]

my 70 12 rear is a COV code and doesnt have the slash

[nuch_ss396]

I wasn't aware that they had any zero's with the slash as
fonts back then. Can anyone verify the use of the slashed-
zero anywhere else in that timeframe?

STeve

[Seattle Sam]

I have a 1970 COU rear assembly stamped using the zero.
Dated April I believe.