75 AIM vs the 76 AIM
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Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by Greg
The 75 and 76 are virtually identical so the manuals should only have very minor differences. Is there a particular procedure you were wondering about?
Greg
Greg
Burning Brakes
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The floor pans, seat and seatbelt mounting details may differ between 75 and 76. At some point, either during the 75 production run or between 75 and 76, the floor pans were switched from fiberglass to metal. Metal pans eliminated the need for some of the additional reinforcements needed with the fiberglass pans. The metal pans are prone to rust, however, and this is a major reason that my friend is driving his 75 while my 76 is on jackstands in the middle of floor pan replacement surgery. 
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Melting Slicks
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From: Yorktown VA
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I need to keep the 76 AIM for my vette (a 76). I'm looking for a 75 AIM for my son's vette (a 75). We just picked it up Friday and I see a lot of things that are different, but was wondering if it is worth getting a 75 AIM or just use the 76. I did notice that the seat belts are mounted differently.
