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Hi Larry,

There were a lot of variables which determined the last date of production.  
It varied depending on the amount of orders placed by the announced order 
deadline.

Sometimes they rejected orders if the materials were not available or 
offered the buyer an newer model car; but  often they were able to make 
"running changes" during the last weeks of a model year if the new 
components were compatible, such as the few 402 engines which wound up in 
396 cars.

You can see that the last date of production is not easily determnined.  
I'll look to see if I can find Chevrolet Division or United Auto Workers 
records which show first and last dates.

An earliest/latest poll sounds like fun.

Tom Wilson


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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Production questions
>Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 11:05:02 EDT
>
>Tom:
>when do you think the last day of production for a model year would be? It
>has always been my believe that the beginning of July (last cars built) to
>mid August first cars built. how about us seeing who on the list has the
>earliest production build date for their year and the latest build date for
>their year?
>                                                        Larry


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