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the most handy of pocket sized reference materials. since you probably don't want info on the newest of corvettes, you can usually find a used one on amazon or ebay for around $10.00. even if y ou want the latest and greatest version with the 2011 (or 2012) information it is under $20
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And M38 was the usual code for the TH350, across divisions.
GM had traditional letter prefixes for certain categories of equipment; here are a few according to my failing memory:
A= Interior
C= Climate Control (C60= A/C)
G= Axle
L= Engine (L36)
M= Transmission (M22)
P= Wheelcovers (PO1)
GM had traditional letter prefixes for certain categories of equipment; here are a few according to my failing memory:
A= Interior
C= Climate Control (C60= A/C)
G= Axle
L= Engine (L36)
M= Transmission (M22)
P= Wheelcovers (PO1)
