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wonkipop
have just dropped gearbox in a 1974 1.8.
to do the clutch.
first time - after 46 years.

there was this piece of paper on it.
probably protected by starter motor.

what is it?
dusted it carefully. if anything was ever written on it, long faded.

mechanic and i think it might be a factory build sticker, like some shelf part thing?
dunno.

99.9% sure this gearbox (and engine) have never been dropped before.
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davep
We may never know what info it had on it. My early 74 built LE had one on it as well. A low mileage car and relatively untouched. Can you measure the dimensions of the label?
wonkipop
sticker dimensions.
metric (aus is metric like germany).
in millimetres.

looked at it with a uv light today i borrowed.
nothing could be seen.
whatever was written on it lost to time.

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davep
Thanks. I believe it to be a plain paper label, so exposure to the elements would have eroded the surface quickly thus removing the printing. Mine is in exactly the same location.
IronHillRestorations
Is there an aluminum tag under one of the nuts for the side cover? That's what you'll find for a limited slip diff
davep
Not on mine Perry. Do you have a photo of such a tag?
gms
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rgalla9146
in situ
Also the trans type would begin with HB.... not HA
davep
Great photo Rory.
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