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04-07-2015, 05:02 PM
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Thanks.
Looks like a very nicely optioned Goat! 
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04-08-2015, 08:15 PM
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John, I am confident about what I wrote regarding Car Service previously. Car Service would not have taken possession of the car, so they would not have been assigned a Dealer Code.
The Montebello location essentially acted as a Transfer Station whereby they took delivery of train loads of cars there then local delivered them by truck to multiple dealers who used their service. Reason I believe this to be true is the "other" LA dealer that also received a car thru Car Service. If Car Service had been a Zone Lot, it would have had a 24-99x dealer code, I have an example showing that in the San Fran zone. Likely, ALL deliveries to Chieftain Pontiac came thru Car Service in '64. |
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