Engine compartment decals?

[moper]

So a well-meaning soul "helped out" some years ago by brushing some fresh paint in the engine bay of my '66. It looks like the only decal he left in place was the antifreeze deal on the radiator support. I would think there would be more under the hood, but I can't find any posts on them nor any decals specific to '66. Can anyone with an original or correctly restored example post some pictures? I know of the "antifreeze" on the support, the "Imperial" on the pass side valve cover, and the "Imperial 440" on the air cleaner lid. Is there another one for filter maintenance on the air cleaner and an emissions decal? Anything else?

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

On the side of the air cleaner would be a decal saying something like MOPAR AIR CLEANER PART # DO NOT WASH OR OIIL as seen here:
http://www.performancecargraphics.com/images/Small_Decals/Air_Filters/2465160-1946923.jpg

On the rad support there would be two decals, one saying USE 180 THERMOSTAT and the other with an antifreeze type recommendation and date, as seen here:
Mopar Chrysler Antifreeze Decals Dodge Plymouth

That's about all other than the decals you've already noted above.

There is a paper warning tag on the alternator as seen here:
Bill Rolik Enterprises - N.O.S., Reproduction, and Replacement Chrysler Parts

Its' location can be seen here:
Plum Crazy Alternators

 

[MrMoparCHP]

These are not new cars, as mentioned above is it for 66, in 68 69 they added the emission decal.


Alan

 

[Zymurgy]

Never noticed the alternator tag , nice touch. Great information as always Ross

 

[moper]

Thanks Guys!

 

[CBODY67]

The alternator tag might have been there "at the end of the assembly line", but possibly didn't have much longevity past that.

Possibly a C.A.P. car would have had a decal or something about that?

CBODY67

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

The alternator tag was actually quite well hidden from the elements, and more survived than you might think... they tended to get trashed whenever the alternator was replaced or serviced.