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So, by the sound of it, this 12-bolt probably came from a '70-'72 Firebird or Camaro. He thought it may have come from a '73 or '74 Super Duty, any chance of that? Thanks all
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I coulda sworn the '71 & '72 455 H-O cars had the 12 bolts in them too.
But I could be wrong about that... |
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My father was the original owner of our 1970 formula it came with a 12 bolt from the factory.
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I have never seen A 12 bolt under an original 73 -74 anything. All the SDs I've seen had the 'corporate' 10 bolts.
I am pretty sure all 12 bolts were done, regardless of application, after the '72 model year. Steve Barcak www.pontiacheaven.org "Real Pontiacs only...no corporate nonsense!"
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As Dave said, in Firebirds, 1970 was the only year to be able to have the 12 bolt rear.
So that leaves SD TA's out. Not to say that a 12 bolt from a Camaro wasn't put in it. Or even a Chevelle/GP/A-body 12 bolt.
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