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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

Nice find, Adam. Congrats -

Cars orders are distributed to the final assembly plants only roughly based on geography. Certain plants only build certain option combinations, so if one of those options is selected it can send the order to a more remote assembly plant.

Orders are also distributed based on production volume (to level the workload at the plants) and the urgency of build (bigger hurry = closer plant).

K

Agree with Keith. Have paperwork & copies of paperwork on over six hundred '71 GT-37's, & a bunch of T-37's & LeMans. As so many '71 Pontiac A-bodys were built out of Fremont & Pontiac plants, its easy spot certain delivery trends. One I noticed many years ago, was Fremont plant built Pontiac A-bodies for '71 were distributed to every state west of the Mississippi River. For some reason Iowa, & part of Missouri seemed to get quite a few from Pontiac plant (that being an exception). On Adam's T-37, its a very late build, & its a very basic build. As such, its very possible Fremont had the capacity to build a few more as non a/c 350 powerglide combo's & Pontiac plant didn't. Of all the assembly plants building Pontiac A-bodys, Fremont ran very late, that is a huge factor.. earlier in the production year, such an Indiana delivered Pontiac A-body 2 door hardtop would have invariably came out of the Pontiac plant.