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Hi Bob — I think that what they were trying to indicate was field 38 on the sheet should have a number 2 instead of being blank.
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It's a Kansas City build and they sometimes did things differently than Pontiac Michigan did. K
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Years ago I got the PHS papers on my 1965 Bonneville 4DRHT. It is PHS verified as a 421 HO Tripower Auto car.
On a separate piece of paper, someone has written words to the effect "this is a very rare combination. We know of 3 cars built as Export cars but we don't know where they were shipped". I'm guessing that the whole 3 were shipped to Melbourne Australia. I do know of one which was cut up, there is mine and I'd assume the third one was part of the order. And where they say "this is a rare combination', I'm assuming its because how many 4DRHT cars were ordered with this motor option? Not many I think. Ian ![]() ![]()
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