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'70 W30 4speed survivor

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03-22-2008, 06:37 PM

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Re: '70 W30 4speed survivor

What great W-30! The couple observations I have are that I thought with the factory wing option, they omitted the pinstripe on the decklid. In the one shot, the threaded stud you can see seems really long. I guess a shot of the build sheet would clear this one up. Doesn't neccessarily affect the value if it's a "real" wing, just curious.

Guess someone got sick of looking at the washer fluid bottle?????

On the core support, those were "dipped" in black paint? I just thought the latch mechanism was gray phosphate and installed after the core support was painted? I could be wrong on this one.

Hey Paul, I've got a question for you. I've seen several Olds motors with unpainted oil filler tubes. I haven't been able document this one way or the other. Any thoughts?

Really hate the K-mart door lock ferrrules.........

Wish I could afford this thing, cheesy lock ferrules and all! It would look nice next to my 72.

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