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Charlie & Steve you are right.
Let me clarify. I meant to say that the Nova got the majority of those M-40 Transmissions. If the L-78 Camaro didn't get the M-40,and very few L-78 Chevelles got the M-40,then that would leave the rest of the 1338 M-40 coded engines to be found in the L-78 Novas. Now out of the 3765 L-78 Novas produced,lets say 1000 were M-40's. Leaving 2765 Novas getting the Manual trans.,as Steve has suggested he has seen more with the Manual trans as well. Again this is my guesstimate, but Bottom line is a 1970 L-78 Camaro-Nova-Chevelle with an M-40 Auto.Trans.from the factory is a rare car.The majority of them all were Manual trans.Sorry to have worded that wrong earlier. Steve My Trans tag says: 276 70 CW 1436 I believe the 276 to mean the 276th day of the year.Which decodes to October 2nd 1969.Which would work out correct to my October 24th Cowl tag date. [Edited by mr70 (01-02-2002 at 08:26 AM).] |
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The 3 digit number is the date code starting with 1/1/69 and the 4 digit number may be some type of sequential serial number. So what I was thinking is there were 2034 units built of the "CW" TH400 by the date 344 which is NOV 1969. I am just guessing because I don't have that many numbers to compare. I was doing this with the "CX" trans for the COPO cars.
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