NoSpin Booklet - question

[silverton_ford]

I have a question about the NoSpin booklet for the 1965 GT350 glovebox. Did all of the small brochures receive the red stamp "GT350 silent type" on the cover? Would it still be correct if your booklet didn't have the stamp?

See photos. First photo is borrowed from http://1965gt350mustang.com/litmem/lm12.html website and the other photo without the red stamp was posted on Bring A Trailer with 5S048 - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1965-shelby-mustang-gt350-5/.

[Bob Gaines]

I have a question about the NoSpin booklet for the 1965 GT350 glovebox. Did all of the small brochures receive the red stamp "GT350 silent type" on the cover? Would it still be correct if your booklet didn't have the stamp?

See photos. First photo is borrowed from http://1965gt350mustang.com/litmem/lm12.html website and the other photo without the red stamp was posted on Bring A Trailer with 5S048 - https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1965-shelby-mustang-gt350-5/.

Not "ALL" had the red stamp.

[silverton_ford]

Not "ALL" had the red stamp.

Thank you Bob.   Is the stamping similar logic as the 1966 owner's manual warranty stamp?

Here is the No Spin brochure I just found.  No stamp.

[Bob Gaines]

Not "ALL" had the red stamp.

Thank you Bob.   Is the stamping similar logic as the 1966 owner's manual warranty stamp?

Here is the No Spin brochure I just found.  No stamp.

The locker manual really didn't matter if it got stamped or not. In the case of the owners manual it was a different story because it was calling attention to something that would cost Shelby /Ford money if it wasn't put in there.

[silverton_ford]

Ok, that makes sense.

Thank you.

[SFM6S087]

For many years I didn't know there was a "loud" version and a "silent" version of the Locker. Through this forum I learned better. But even then I thought the 1965 GT350's got the loud version. Am I wrong about that?

Thanks,
Steve