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12-14-2006, 10:30 PM
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Hello Paul,
At one time I wanted to start a W72 Registry but with 72,000 plus cars it just wasn't feasible, too difficult with such a large number. A smaller number may work a lot easier, such as the 1,107 SE's, 1,817 10th anniv or the 367 Formulas. One thing, some owners may not want is their VIN's published or location of car known. In my own research, I have gained the trust of owners to share the build sheets with me because I have made it very clear I would never share them with others, andI hold true to that. I have helped many documents their cars and will continue to do so. I have two 1979 Y84 SE W72 build sheets, one without t-tops built at Van Nuys CA on 2/6/79. I would be more than happy to give you options and build dates, but no serial numbers if that will help. I can also help you with historic data if you need it. John
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John Witzke POCI Tech Advisor 1977-79 W72 Performance Package Historian Last edited by Mr W72; 12-14-2006 at 10:36 PM. |
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