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I was referring to the 80 that were specifically designated by the factory to be sent to California. Which would make sense since mine was sold originally in California and spent its entire life there till i bought it in 2008 and moved it to Arizona.
My information is coming from the corvsport.com website
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Did people actually order and pay out of pocket for optional emissions equipment back in 1970-71? (first tree huggers?)
Heck, I thought the thinking was to remove that stuff the day after you took delivery and toss it.
Hence so many A.I.R. systems gone on our cars.
My 68 was delivered to San Diego but the A.I.R components are long gone.
The exhaust manifolds have plugs in them now.
Interesting and informative thread.
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Heck, I thought the thinking was to remove that stuff the day after you took delivery and toss it.
Hence so many A.I.R. systems gone on our cars.
My 68 was delivered to San Diego but the A.I.R components are long gone.
The exhaust manifolds have plugs in them now.
Interesting and informative thread.
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Did people actually order and pay out of pocket for optional emissions equipment back in 1970-71? (first tree huggers?)
Heck, I thought the thinking was to remove that stuff the day after you took delivery and toss it.
Hence so many A.I.R. systems gone on our cars.
My 68 was delivered to San Diego but the A.I.R components are long gone.
The exhaust manifolds have plugs in them now.
Interesting and informative thread.
Marshal
Heck, I thought the thinking was to remove that stuff the day after you took delivery and toss it.
Hence so many A.I.R. systems gone on our cars.
My 68 was delivered to San Diego but the A.I.R components are long gone.
The exhaust manifolds have plugs in them now.
Interesting and informative thread.
Marshal
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Yes. It's listed as an option in the sense it was not installed on cars which did not require it, but it was required for cars going to California. The cost was added to the price of the car and passed along to the buyer.
Which 80 would that be? Any 70 could be shipped to California provided the NA9 was on it. Destination after leaving St. Louis depended on the location of the dealer who ordered the car.
...I was referring to the 80 that were specifically designated by the factory to be sent to California...
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Yes. It's listed as an option in the sense it was not installed on cars which did not require it, but it was required for cars going to California. The cost was added to the price of the car and passed along to the buyer.
Which 80 would that be? Any 70 could be shipped to California provided the NA9 was on it. Destination after leaving St. Louis depended on the location of the dealer who ordered the car.
Which 80 would that be? Any 70 could be shipped to California provided the NA9 was on it. Destination after leaving St. Louis depended on the location of the dealer who ordered the car.
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