[fiedlerh]

Originally Posted by gtoric

I have not researched the 1975 and later GM assembly plants-yet.

Do you want me to post the GM VIN code book? As I recall it goes through '82. Not a definitive source of info, but it gives the plant and model codes for every year. Only problem it is doesn't show what was model built where, and what engine could go into what car.

[gtoric]

Originally Posted by fiedlerh

Do you want me to post the GM VIN code book? As I recall it goes through '82. Not a definitive source of info, but it gives the plant and model codes for every year. Only problem it is doesn't show what was model built where, and what engine could go into what car.

Only if you want to. I do have a GM Production Options booklet from 11/92 and a list of GM plants from 1986.

The real tricky part of this whole deal is to determine what models of which make were assembled in the various plant locations. Some plants, like Fremont, had a very diverse product menu. Others, like the home plants of each division, had fairly segregated model lines.

Wikipedia has a good listing of GM production facilities, but as with all Wiki info, secondary conformation needs to be located.

[cdnroundport]

Charts are cool Eric

You can add 71 LeMans to Oshawa Plant (no 71-72 Endura cars thought).

Ian