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So, in the case of the 1970 W-30 you got some mandatory options over and above a 442.
The W-30s were "select fit" factory blue printed 455 engine. Weights and clearence were checked and components were grouped and batched together for assembly. Carb. Dist. Rear. Had W-30 codes and specific part numbers. Aluminum Intake Special Heads 328 degree Cam (Only with 4 speed) manual disk brakes only Dual sport mirrors Red inner fender wells Mandatory W-25 special OAI hood. Less body and sound insulation was used as compared to a std 442. The cams are so lopy on a 4 speed W-30 that some original owners as well as dealers thought the cars had issues. |