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Steve:
The 479185 PN is correct. I have a NOS pair of these in the boxes. What's weird - and shows that catalogs can be incorrect - is that for 1971 it indicates that these die cast "455" emblems came on 230 (Tempest/LeMans) and 240 (GTO) body styles - WRONG! 1971 GTO 455 cars had the 455 engine callout incorporated in the vinyl GTO fender decals. If anyone needs a full size and easier to read copy of that attachment I will gladly e-mail it to you! Later, "455HO" Lloyd
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Regards, "455HO" Lloyd 1972 Formula, Lucerne Blue, 455HO/M40 |
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Never say never with GM.
INQ> GM.479185 479185 Lcl=0, Rgn=0, Ntl=0, Int=0 INQ> Are your NOS by chance for sale? |
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Group PartNmbr Descrip UPk Retail Trade Cost Core RHL
479185 Discontinued in '83 |
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Steve:
I made the "mistake" of selling the other NOS pair I had about a year ago. They went to a VERY good "home" though! I genuinely hate to hoard this stuff since I don't currently own a car they'd be used on, but I've since learned that items like these are trading material only. Whatcha got that might be of interest for a trade? See my sig for my cars.
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Regards, "455HO" Lloyd 1972 Formula, Lucerne Blue, 455HO/M40 |
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Hey Steve, do you know Roger - aka oPh - in Edmond?
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Regards, "455HO" Lloyd 1972 Formula, Lucerne Blue, 455HO/M40 |
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Hi guys,
I know some of you from the PY and TAC boards. I have a Lucerne Blue 72 455HO Lemans Sport convertible, factory 4-spd with no a/c. It's documented by PHS and is listed in the registry. When I got the car, it was partially dismantled and had been wrecked on the left front. The guy I bought it from had begun to restore it. I got one damaged fender that had the 455 emblem still on it. It was too badly damaged to be saved, so I tossed it. At the time, I didn't realize the 455 emblems were supposed to be on the front fender for 72 455HO non-GTO A-bodies. I thought they belonged on the rocker panels. Can somebody provide me with a template or measurements on where the 455 emblem should go? Also, is this the same 455 emblem that was used on the big cars. Thanks, Mike |
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Mike
Everyone thinks the emblems maybe the same, but no proof yet. Steve |
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Hey Steve, where did you get that info from ? It`s great! Is is from a book that has other pertinent info?
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This is from Lloyd, I super tuned it:
![]() Lloyd Several of my friends know Roger, but I have never met him. He lives about 2 hours from here. I'll talk to you in private and see what kind of trade we can work out. ![]() |
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Here's an OLD pic I took at one of our local Gulf Coast Trans Am Club drags - back in the early 80's. I was there with my 455SD powered '75 T/A, and had recently sold my Lucy Blue '72 LeMans GT, so this car caught my eye.
A 455 powered T41 '72 LeMans GT. For some DUMB reason, I never got a chance to look under the hood or at the VIN to see if it was an HO car or not, and I never saw the car again. If one looks closely, you can just make out the aforementioned die cast "455" emblem on the front fender.
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Regards, "455HO" Lloyd 1972 Formula, Lucerne Blue, 455HO/M40 |
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