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07-21-2020, 03:06 AM

RALLY

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Originally Posted by L72copocamaro

Probably because the engines were built in batches and sitting in que waiting for the next copo order. I doubt any engines were organized by date and line workers just grabbed the easiest available in line most likely. Just speculation on my part and some of the ex GM members here might have a better explanation.

Agree here. Yes cast and built in batches and waiting. Great points.

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