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In searching the forum, the consensus appears to be the jack instructions were placed in the center of deck lid in the larger depression.
My car was painted by original owner in 1979, prior to selling vehicle to me. (wish he had not) You can see the original platinum color where the decal had slight tear. My car was an early Fremont built. Wonder if anyone has seen this placement of the sticker. |
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Hi Kevin,
My Original paint Fremont build trunk decal location. Same Same. |
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Thanks Chris, was hoping you would reply, our cars were built same week
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Fremont seemed to vary from the other assembly plants in a variety of things, with no known explanation. (to me anyways) Possibly because it was assembling cars of other makes at the same time as Pontiacs.
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Fremont wasn't the only plant that built multiple makes. But I believe most of the differences were from Fisher Body who used different vendors on the West Coast Fisher Body plants.
Just a guess on my part.
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