Freebird kindly directed me to a couple of web sites to try to answer my previous question" What does the letters WL stamped into the ser. plate of a 50 cub mean" but I couln't find anything. Does anyone have an idea of what they designate?
I'm a new cub owner and new to the forum and am totally enjoying both.Thanks again, Al
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If the letters are after the chassis serial number, rather than the engine serial number, they normally identify optional equipment. The L normally means High-Altitude cylinder head, but I don't know what the "W" stands for. There was a "V" that stood for Exhaust Valve Rotator Attachment according to the TC-37F parts manual.
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