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04-17-2006, 07:44 PM
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No, you seem to have them all right. The factory parts books have the code info, the factory service manuals also, and the Hollander interchange books as well. A '74 YT was a bread-and-butter 400 used across all model lines. No way to tell beyond that. 4-barrel automatic is about all we can add.
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04-18-2006, 12:53 AM
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It won't be a Firebird engine with that 'A' plant code.
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04-18-2006, 03:07 PM
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Ummm.. Thats right certain models built at certain plants. So what I need to find out is which models they built there in 1974. With Firebirds excluded that leaves the
Grand Prix ? Bonneville ? Catalina ? Catalina Safari ? Grand Am ? Grand Safari ? Lemans ? Lemans Safari ? Grandville? Parisienne ? All were available with 400's according to RockAuto.com. Seems like the only Pontiac that didn't come with a 400 option was the Ventura and GTO. Thanks Guys |
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