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Originally Posted by Lightfoot
That '78 A-body 442 was a whole different animal than the Hurst W30 that came out in 1979. I've seen plenty of manual trans examples of the former.
As you mentioned in reply #30 there is no documentation (outside of 6 Grrrs claim) of any 79-80 W30 Hurst 4-speed cars. And yes, they were 350 Olds powered. The only non-station wagon, non diesel A/G body from 78-80 to get more than 305 cubic inches.
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I'm told there were 350 (Chevy ?) powered ones for police car use and some might have been made for high altitude areas.
The guy who owned that 442 drove it to our 10 yr anniversary (2000) and it had been very nicely restored ; I suspect he still has it. I remember him saying it was just as quick in stock form as his 80 W-30 he also owned -
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Two 1975 455 Grandvilles &
'79 455 Trans Am
‘69 Camaro SS 396/375 (owned since ‘88)
‘67 Corvette 427/435
‘23 Lexus LS500 awd
‘20 Audi R8 & ‘25 Toyota RAV4 (wife’s cars)
‘95 Ford F250 4wd 7.3 p-stroke
& countless Jeeps & off road vehicles & motorcycles