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Old 03-27-2023, 07:47 AM
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Just found this online, Desert Vally Auto Parts, same basic car.

https://www.dvap.com/project_car/196...dan-69po7847b/
It sure is! I wonder what they want for that one and what the option list is...? Could it be another 350HO Custom S?

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Old 03-27-2023, 02:23 PM
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Default 1969 Custom S 4 door sedan at DVAP

New to stock, Call DVAP quickly to save this car

1969 Pontiac Lemans “Custom S“ 4 Door Sedan

**For Viewing Only**

New to stock and we are still waiting on paper work, so this car is posted to “view only”. Price has not yet been set. Call with questions.



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It sure is! I wonder what they want for that one and what the option list is...? Could it be another 350HO Custom S?

Dennis

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Dan replaced the driver side motor mount which required the removal of the starter to make it easier to do. The old mount was crushed allowing the engine to lean down so much that the exhaust manifold almost hit the crossmember. We discovered the Custom S has its original 1107355 starter dated 8-L-1 (Nov. 1, 1968) as well as its original torque convertor with the '55' paint stencil. He also replaced the original heater core that had been solder repaired and had a slow leak in the core at a previous fix. Rear window, bumper and tail lights back on...a new tinted windshield had to replace the original non-tint that had a stone chip that spread all the way across when it was removed...bummer. Interesting to know that the 4-dr windshield is 1" taller than the 2-dr windshield. Making progress...

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