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02-21-2007, 09:26 PM
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There it is, 290 WW5 cars produced.
Thanks Pat! How'd you score this one?
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02-22-2007, 12:22 AM
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Came in my PHS docs when I bought my HO lemans. Couldn't believe it, thought it was a mistake or something. I misplaced it for a few months and made myself sick looking for them. Finally found them (obviously) so I thought I'd share the info. Maybe some numbers crunchers can make hides or tales of them. I used these numbers to try and find how many 4spd HO's and auto HO's lemans there were. I know there were 46 HO lemans hard top made. Got the breakdown down to the 46 but figured out why there is no breakdown beyond that....no data differentiating b/n transmissions...M22's, M20's, 3 speeds etc. I have them in PDF format now, now can anyone tell me how to place each separate document page into one big PDF file with multiple pages?
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