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I have them for other years - but can't recall ever seeing one for 1964
It will have the stuff like HD Frame , Metallic Brakes , and hopefully Close Ratio M21 ,,, depending on it's date of revision. April 64 is "supposed to be" when M21 was going to become available. Dick Bonske and I are on the hunt for any 64 M21 hard data. Anyone have PHS on a 64 GTO with 76X8 code , or a Block stamped 76X8 |
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This is a 1965 version
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'9' was the code for close ratio tranny?
(on the engine code)
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I guess '8' is correct also.
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John, that old chart is flawed .
Do you know it's origin ? PHS uses that glossary - did they assemble it ? 8 is the M21 9 is the special M20 for 3.90 (with correct speedo gear) John V. schooled us on this years ago I also think 702 is wrong. PHS sheets are blank in box 70 for standard axle 70-1 for saf t track 70-3 for saf t track 3.90 cars Leaving 70-2 to be special order ratio Bad manners to cross-over year models , but here is my 65 M20 3.90 Code 703 axle type Code 71P ratio Code 779 trans type Keith Seymour's Dad's 65 was ordered with M21 3.90 His is Code 778 trans type On the 1965 Spec Eqpt sheet I posted - Close Ratio is 77-8 Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-10-2025 at 11:09 AM. |
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I don't think PHS even has the Special Equipment page for 1964
Not too long ago a Black 64 GTO 1-owner on BaT had a Special Equipment option of HD Frame Rear Crossmember They didn't provide a Spec Eqpt sheet with his PHS to decode it. |
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They had a bulletin in 1964 that either stated , or was dated , April for release of M21 .
Dick B. ordered his 3.90 axle car in April and his dealer didn't have any criteria for M21 . He got the special M20 |
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yes, it is a PHS breakdown I think. It was with a bhc and docs for it. (in pics don't know who's it is) I don't have any other copy of the option sheets like for the special equipment other years have. I also haven't seen a memo on the M-21. Haven't check all my other stuff, it's all in storage right now.
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Does anyone know what the code for tranny with 'FP' is for?
I found a broadcast sheet for Fremont GTO with that and no clue what it is for? Think it has 3.90 gear.
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John Wallace - johnta1 Pontiac Power RULES !!! www.wallaceracing.com Winner of Top Class at Pontiac Nationals, 2004 Cordova Winner of Quick 16 At Ames 2004 Pontiac Tripower Nats KRE's MR-1 - 1st 5 second Pontiac block ever! W.E.C moment "Every man has a right to his own opinion, but no man has a right to be wrong in his facts." "People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid." – Socrates |
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I've never been complete full speed on all the 64 document stuff.
They weren't one of my high favorite cars. Will see if I can help figure that out John. Can you make out a billing date on it ? Went internetting a while last night for various 64 manifests. The glossary is definitely wrong about two M21 tranny's , for any year. Found two 76-code engine / P-code 3.90 / 9-code M20 / cars built before April . Found oddballs like TriPower 3spd Posi , and TriPower 4spd Non-Posi |
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64 did use code 70-2 on Non-Posi car manifests. Found numerous of them. Even found one that was 70-8 or 70-9 (performance axle) that I need to find again. E-code 3.36 ratio They didn't use a 701 as singular code. Either coded as 702 , or 703 In 1965 701 - saf t track 702 - Special Order Axle/Ratio 703 - Spec Order saf t track Some 65 coding will cross over with 64 , some do not. Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-11-2025 at 12:53 PM. |
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No date on it, but by the VIN should be around mid June. (F034xxx) Board is very out of funk today.
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John Wallace - johnta1 Pontiac Power RULES !!! www.wallaceracing.com Winner of Top Class at Pontiac Nationals, 2004 Cordova Winner of Quick 16 At Ames 2004 Pontiac Tripower Nats KRE's MR-1 - 1st 5 second Pontiac block ever! W.E.C moment "Every man has a right to his own opinion, but no man has a right to be wrong in his facts." "People demand freedom of speech to make up for the freedom of thought which they avoid." – Socrates |
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It might not be Fremont They spell it out , have date and block code and EUN. Although this 78X M12 3spd is printed as 78XW Code FP for M12 by this manifest. Axle code K0 = 3.23 peg leg
Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-11-2025 at 04:02 PM. |
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Going to post up any unique or oddball samples I find along the way here.
77J , 3x2 Auto Posi with 3.36 (code E) and Speedo Adapter - Fremont Looks like some plants DID use { 1 } code for Posi aka 70-1 ,,,,,,, aka E1 axle code on this car. Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-11-2025 at 03:57 PM. |
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76X9 PMD car dated June 15 1964
779 M20 76 engine 701 Posi |
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Looks like Fremont labeled about all manual cars as _ _ XW engines.
This one should be X9 or maybe even X8 , Fremont is wacked. Dated April 10 1964 TriPower 4spd 3.90 Trans Code - looks like JP - going to keep an eye on that code Axle Code P3 - 3.90 posi { back to 70-3 posi details - we are all over the place with 64 differential coding from plant to plant } Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-11-2025 at 05:00 PM. |
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Basic M20 car from Fremont
78XW engine Note the different transmission code KP - versus the 3.90 car tranny code JP Axle K0 - 3.23 peg leg |
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This is the sheet, weird one.
Engine 'code' if that is what it is shows '85'?
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#20
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85 engine is 4bbl manual 83 engine is 3x2 manual 84 is 3x2 Auto Guessing 86 will be 4bbl Auto 2K axle ..... is different format than the Fremont manifest Going to say 3.23 peg leg Using the 70-2 glossary code versus manifest 0 code for peg leg. Shet is going everywhere on them. Very weird car - delete GTO emblems Last edited by Baron Von Zeppelin; 12-11-2025 at 05:01 PM. |
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