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Correct, for F-bodies we had Norwood and Van Nuys. However Van Nuys also built full size cars I believe. Norwood was strictly F-body.

Arlington for sure produced Chevy's because that's where my Chevelle was built. I'm fairly certain Baltimore also built A-body Chevy's along with Pontiac.


One reason I'm sure of why sheet metal date code stamps are so close to the build date on F-bodies is because Cincinnati also had a Fisher Body plant close by as well as part of the plant being connected to Fisher. My Grandfather retired from there. Van Nuys was also similar and consolidated a lot of the Fisher and GM assembly processes in one plant.

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