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Production numbers GTO
1964-1974 Tempest, Lemans & GTO General DiscussionHi, does anyone know a source for production figures? How many GTO have been build? Esp. I'm looking for the '68 Convertible... Thanks!- 4
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8.2 or 8.5?
1964-1974 Tempest, Lemans & GTO General DiscussionI have been trying to figure out what read end is in my 71 lemans. 8.2 or BOP 8.5. It is dated for 71 so I assume it is the original (could be wrong). I’ve read that the square ears on the bottom mean 8.5 and that if it is even with the cover it is 8.2. Mine looks like it is neither. It’s not...- 2
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1964 GTO sitting for a long time
1964-1974 Tempest, Lemans & GTO General DiscussionHello, I have a restored '64, modified with a 455 +.040, tri-power, 4-speed. Do I need to be concerned about the fuel sitting in the front & rear carbs' float bowls, which don't usually do anything except when I blow her out from time to time? I am lucky to have a gas station nearby where I...- 6
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Is This a RAIV, a RAV, or a 428?
1964-1974 Tempest, Lemans & GTO General DiscussionI have a Pontiac engine (in a car) with Edelbrock heads on it. Without removing the heads, I'm trying to figure out what block this is... Block casting date code is I108 (September 10th, 1968, which makes it a block for a 1969 production car). Casting number is 9792968, which can be a '69 428...- 10
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My Early GTO History
1964-1974 Tempest, Lemans & GTO General DiscussionI took delivery of my '64 GTO on March 28, 1964. I got married a week later, and by 1967 we had two kids (and that was all). By 1969 the car had 75,000 miles on it, and that was my excuse to at least do a valve job. It was also the main family car and my work transportation, so being down very...- 28
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