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The Right Stuff Delco-Moraine Correct Brake Boosters

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GM bolted 11 in. Delco-Moraine brake boosters to a bunch of its cars and trucks from 1967 to the early 1970s. Some cars came with "Delco-Moraine" stamped upside dow

GM bolted 11 in. Delco-Moraine brake boosters to a bunch of its cars and trucks from 1967 to the early 1970s. Some cars came with "Delco-Moraine" stamped upside down on the front of the booster housing, while others were stamped the "proper" way. Still others were not stamped at all. No one can say with certainty which is "correct" for a specific car or model year, so The Right Stuff decided to make two versions of the Delco-Moraine booster--one with the upside-down stamp, one with the stamp right-side up.

Pick the version you think was factory-correct for your car. Either way, you're getting a booster that looks

GM bolted 11 in. Delco-Moraine brake boosters to a bunch of its cars and trucks from 1967 to the early 1970s. Some cars came with "Delco-Moraine" stamped upside down on the front of the booster housing, while others were stamped the "proper" way. Still others were not stamped at all. No one can say with certainty which is "correct" for a specific car or model year, so The Right Stuff decided to make two versions of the Delco-Moraine booster--one with the upside-down stamp, one with the stamp right-side up.

Pick the version you think was factory-correct for your car. Either way, you're getting a booster that looks and functions as The General intended. These boosters are officially licensed by General Motors, so they're factory-correct from the cadmium plating to the orientation of the Delco-Moraine stamp. And since the boosters are all-new, you'll have a reliable source of vacuum assist for your power brakes.

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