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According to this, 15-inchers were available, no? I suppose the only way to get it was with the Handling Package? |
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I don't think you could even get a rear sway bar on a T-37? Or T-41?
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748 LeMans received 15" wheels, don't know if the GTO was segregated from these though?
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I've seen driveshafts on olwer hp A-bodies from Oldsmobile, but I thought, especially in a 455 HO powered car, that it would have a solid continuous shaft from u-joint to u-joint???? It also has remnants of what looks to be a magenta stripe on it...
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Think that's original? Check Dan's T-37 for comparison...
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