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Originally Posted by caddor38
Thanks for providing the info on the Vin. I thought the number was high with 7 digits, so can i assume this was the 4,555th car built in the 3,000 series in Pontiac Michigan. However, the motor began as a HO block since it was given a 4 bolt main. However since it was probably detuned to the 8.2 compression 325HP version folks are saying its non-HO and there are many sites calling the detuned vs an HO motor and some sites dont. My contention is that once they created the block in 1970, with a 4 bolt main and stamped it 484677, the block was then a 455HO according to my info.
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Btw it’s the 4555th built of that exact body line. Idk Pontiac assembly like I do Norwood and Los Angles. 4555 could be the 14555th car built if they did other makes models etc like they did at Los Angeles where they built damn near everything except the corvette