Dual snorkel air cleaner

[moparmark]

        Hey guys,

             When is it considered "correct" to have a dual snorkel air cleaner on a 69 Charger? Is it coded anywhere on the build sheet? Is a dual snorkel air cleaner considered correct for a 1969 Charger with factory A/C  and a 440 engine?

                 

                     Mark



                       

[tan top]

should have N97 on the broadcast sheet , fender tag  , noise reduction package , California cars

[moparmark]

should have N97 on the broadcast sheet , fender tag  , noise reduction package , California cars

             
                   Thanks!!!



                   Mark

[WingCharger]

should have N97 on the broadcast sheet , fender tag  , noise reduction package , California cars

Didn't Canadian cars after 1971 have those too?

[tan top]

should have N97 on the broadcast sheet , fender tag  , noise reduction package , California cars

             
                   Thanks!!! 

                   Mark

hey mark been thinking about this again , N97 would be on the broadcast sheet ..100% sure   ..but to be honest i cant be 100% on the fender tag , i can't remember , i just looked at a tag that i thought had it ..but i was mistaken ... 
  Chris  not6T9charge  will know for sure

[y3chargerrt]

N97 will only be found on the broadcast sheet.

[y3chargerrt]

The correct N97 air cleaner.

[69CoronetRT]

N97 will only be found on the broadcast sheet.

...and window sticker if it is present.

Look on line 9 of the broadcast sheet, the next to last box on the right. The box has no column heading and is to the right of N88. See if there is a 7 in the box. That indicates N97.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

There is no actual spot for the N97 code on the 69 sheet.  Like Doug stated there will be a 7 in a "blank" box.

Unrestored 69 engine compt  N97 & A/C




PS---just noticed something interesting.  When equipped with cruise control & a tach, the tach wire is moved up on the firewall to an upper dimple.  The cruise control wire takes over the normal tach wire spot..... Interesting