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| THE LOBBY A gathering place. Introductions, sports, showin' off your ride, birthday-anniversary-milestone, achievements, family oriented humor. |
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Not being nit picky but isn't that Pontiac nameplate in the grille in the wrong location? ^^^
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That is the correct location for the grille emblem for both 67 and 68 Birds
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Okay, thanks. For some reason it seems high.
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The grill has a hole to mount the emblem tab in.
Also saw how the hp increased from 540 to 600 when the car went up for sale. Was the the nitrous or hot air inject? :<) |
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Emission/Tune-Up decal even said 305cid I had to check up on that because had never heard of or seen one before, back then. Not many cars of that nature found their way to NC. It was one of the Cali/High Altitude options back then. 403 Olds was another in that 77-78 timeframe. I didn't know they were still doing the 305 in 1980 |
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