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Greg, I agree that, upon first glance, Lime Gold is not rare--after all, it was Ford's most popular color for 1967 and may have been up there for 1969. But if you glance at the Marti, it shows to be about 6-700 for the fastback, which is about 7% of fastback production. I'd guess that's middle of the road for colors for that car. FWIW, I don't think the bench/auto combo is remarkable. Don't forget, the Cobra was the response to the Plymouth Road Runner, so many cars came with bench.
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This is actually not true at all. The 1969 models went as follows: Fairlane Cobra Fairlane 500 Torino Torino GT There was no such thing as a “Fairlane Torino GT Cobra.” In 1970, it went like this: Fairlane 500 Torino Cobra Torino Torino GT Torino Brougham …and the 1970.5 Falcon was slotted beneath the Fairlane 500.
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73 Cougar Convertible 351 Four Speed
=diego= replied to alsancle's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
The Cougar was a pony car. I don't think there were any full-size 4-speed cars built in the 1970s. -
So what happened?
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Looking for 1964 Oldsmobile engine info
=diego= replied to =diego='s topic in Oldsmobile - Technical
Sorry for the late reply--had a move to a different state, and only now am I catching up. I can see where my confusion is from, as the body code I mentioned is not a body style but just a code for the chassis. Sound right? -
Looking for 1964 Oldsmobile engine info
=diego= replied to =diego='s topic in Oldsmobile - Technical
Unless I'm mistaken, I never addressed body styles....? Anyway, I can post some stats compiled from GM Heritage Center docs. -
You should start here. They probably will charge you for research. https://sloanlongway.org/automotive-research/ I also may have some info, but not exactly what you want. For example, is your car 8457? 8439? 5,232 Limited 2-doors and 18,625 4-doors built. I can tell you how many by interior option if you wish. I don't have any info on two-tone numbers.
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Seeking help: 1966-71 Buick Police Cars
=diego= replied to 1966SevenLitre's topic in Buick - General
Roberta, Roger (7-Litre) is the impetus for the research and Terry found the ads. We're simply coming full-circle now. 🙂 I hope you're doing well. -
Looking for 1964 Oldsmobile engine info
=diego= replied to =diego='s topic in Oldsmobile - Technical
Cool....I'm compiling production statistics for some select options. -
Looking for 1964 Oldsmobile engine info
=diego= replied to =diego='s topic in Oldsmobile - Technical
Ha! While I have your attention, do you know what the body code 860 is? I can't find it, so I'm guessing it's a long-wheelbase chassis. -
Looking for 1964 Oldsmobile engine info
=diego= replied to =diego='s topic in Oldsmobile - Technical
Thank you, Joe! -
I'm tabulating production information for 1964 Olds big cars and am running into some issues when it comes to engine order codes. In particular, I need to know the following: L65 L74 L76 L77 L65 seems to be a 260-horse 394. But L74 is giving me issues because for the Cutlass it's a 330/260, but based on this page, it's a 394/330: http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Oldsmobile/1964 Oldsmobile/1964 Oldsmobile Salesman's Specs/image6.html I am leaning towards police engines for L76 and L77, but don't know their output other than they're likely 394s. Thank you for your help!
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May have been ordered by an American stationed in Germany and it was routed to Vietnam?
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Well, it seems there are both Windsor and NYer Highlander models, and the Windsor traditionally had the 6, the NYer the 8.
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Your Highlander is a NYer? Do you know if it ever was available for both models at the same time, or varied over the years?
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Sounds like a Boss 302 in Brazil?
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It's been my understanding that T5s were built for the German market and not just any export market.
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Good information is a little tough to find on this, but I thought perhaps there would be someone here more familiar with this. Seems like it was somewhat of an upgrade to the New Yorker in 1940, then became a submodel for both the Windsor and New Yorker (depending on the year) thorugh 1952? Thanks!
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1966 Buick Wildcat GranSport - Custom 2 door /production numbers
=diego= replied to CalGal66's topic in Buick - Post War
This item is a bit difficult to decipher. In total, 1,224 Wildcat Gran Sports were built. How many of them were Wildcats Custom is difficult to read, but it shows 852 were Custom hardtops. -
I may have some info. If you list the options (codes will be helpful too), one by one, plus the model/body code, it's possible I can help.