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Old 11-01-2010, 08:41 PM
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He said,

" 67 GP production numbers
Is there a break down on the motors and transmissions for a 1967 Grand Prix convertible? Steve"

Nothing in there about whether he was talking about a 400 or 428. More importantly, where did you get that figure from? I've never seen any indication anywhere that production breakout numbers are available for full size Pontiacs, unless someone at PHS decides to sit down and go through the microfiche car by car.

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Old 11-01-2010, 09:03 PM
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He said,

" 67 GP production numbers
Is there a break down on the motors and transmissions for a 1967 Grand Prix convertible? Steve"

Nothing in there about whether he was talking about a 400 or 428. More importantly, where did you get that figure from? I've never seen any indication anywhere that production breakout numbers are available for full size Pontiacs, unless someone at PHS decides to sit down and go through the microfiche car by car.
Well I have had this information for years. To be honest with you I cant remember how I aquired it. But I do know that it was from a good source.

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