Classic Valve Serial #

[birdinator]

I felt this was cool enough to post.
I got this classic valve in a mag parts lot buy.

The serial # is CF02604

87675

87676

87677

87678

[going_home]

I dont get it.

Am I missing something ?


:confused:

[Freedy500]

I looks so different. I just can't put my finger on it.

I know this is a huge long shot but what ever happened to those titanium valves? I know there is probably n way that's it though. If it is then TK might still give you 1K for it.

[captian pinky]

lvl5 valve

[athomas]

Yep, one of the few level 5 valves out there that didn't get upgraded to level 7.

[Cokrkilr]

Is your birthday 02/6/04?

You have to admit... finding a valve with your birthday would be pretty sweet. That just leaves out all the 6 digit guys like myself

[Justus]

Is your birthday 02/6/04?

You have to admit... finding a valve with your birthday would be pretty sweet. That just leaves out all the 6 digit guys like myself
I recently sold an RT Pro valve with SN 01983. If it had been 1981, I'd have kept it. Also just sold a valve with SN 10355 (I think), and if it had been 10357 that would be my father-in-law's birthday.

IN other words, I've been close a couple of times, but no dice yet.

[cougar20th]

Nice, another lvl 5 valve. Dont see many of them. Ive got one as well.

[birdinator]

Nice, another lvl 5 valve. Dont see many of them. Ive got one as well.

Can I use a standard parts kit too get it working again?

[athomas]

Yes, the valve itself is identical to any other classic valve, so you can use a standard classic valve parts kit. It's just the way the powertube attaches to the front of the valve that is different.