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Thanks for all the feedback ,it is appreciated.

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Ammon R. Smith, 70 Nova 4/28/70, Litho in USA 3970672 and a 71 Nova out of Crest Chevrolet, Drexel Hill, 5/8/71 has nothing on it but a part number on the front. 3998306
Any info on Crest Chevrolet?

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May built 69 black COPO POP says LITHO IN U.S.A. 3955560 The car sold new at Jack Maxton Chevrolet Columbus, Ohio I got the the paperwork from the original owner. Good Luck Doug

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One quick question. I found the trim sheet under the rear seat and it's dated 4/28/71 and the car was sold ten days later? Was this common? How long did it take them to get the interior in the car and out the door? Not familiar with the production process. It just raised a brow because my other Nova was built in December of 69 and it sat at Ammon R. Smith for almost 5 months.

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My 05A Norwood built 69 Camaro has part number 3955560 and says 'Litho in U. S. A.' Car sold new at Jack Maxton Chevrolet in Columbus, OH.

Regards,

Mark

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I know there is a article that CRG has on the production process.I believe John Z wrote it,great reading material .

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thanks firez

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Do many of your guys POPs have the serial # of the car punched out along one of the top edges of the booklet?

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I think the punched serial #'s may have been a '68 only practice. I've never seen it on '69 and later, or on any '67's.

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Mine it not punched and it is a 68 LA car. I have heard it was a very sparatic practise.