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Great work guys .
![]() So he has 1 of 50 Convertibles as a basis - since all of those 455cid cars were Automatics. Then a further reduction to 1 of 30 for T41 455cid Auto - all Bodystyles Subtract the wagon makes 1 of 29 Subtract all 2doors with metal roofs (probably biggest percentage) Subtract any token 4door freaks Its probably down in the teens - or less , but that is theoretically guessing. Each car is it's own entity and 21 of the 29 could be Verts for all we know. 1 of 30 ain't bad for a days work.
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I have these notes, I probably got them from here at some time, on 71 Production numbers.
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I’ve closely followed the 71 GTO std 455 convertibles over the past 30 years and owned one. I‘ve only seen 3 or 4 others in that time. The nicest was a restored quezal gold car with sienna interior and factory judge stripes that was restored and resided in Texas back in the 90’s. At least 3, including mine, had front shoulder belts and most were decently optioned.
I’ve also kept a close eye on the 71-2 Lemans 455 convertibles and have only seen a handful of those cars. |
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I have three 72 Lemans Sport convertibles:
- Lucy Blue 72 Lemans T-41 convertible w/ 350 auto. - Lucy Blue 72 Lemans T-41 convertible with factory 455HO 4-spd. - Orange 72 Lemans T-41 convertible. Originally 350 TH350, now 455 TH400. |
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