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Although I don't know the 5J Suffix, some Canadian cars had unique Suffixes and we've discussed them here briefly in the past..
Most were Numeric/Numeric but some were an Alpha/Numeric mix.. The Gibb Novas had an Alpha/Numeric Suffix too!. ![]() ~ Pete
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Looks like a nice car
Trim# 815 = Black SS Convertible (bucket seat) Paint#948 = Honduras Maroon You are correct, 340 HP is 63-4, 380 HP in 1962 Here is a link on other identifying characteristics of a 409 from the 348-409 site. http://www.348-409.com/348409identify.html The most obvious is the fuel line, is it routed outside or inside of the passenger upper control arm pivot? Verne - correct me if I am wrong here on anything. Jake |
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