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Missed us by 30 degrees


A loaded 2 door post. Interesting concept. I bet they never built one but it would be cool.



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1968

Yeah, Air as well.



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With special order one-of-none hideaways.  smile



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With special order one-of-none hideaways.  smile


 but if you knew a guy...



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With special order one-of-none hideaways.  smile


 but if you knew a guy...


 COPO....Canadian Only Production Order.....biggrin



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bjburnout wrote:
cdnpont wrote:
MC wrote:

With special order one-of-none hideaways.  smile


 but if you knew a guy...


 COPO....Canadian Only Production Order.....biggrin


 That's what I'm talkin' about!  biggrin

My uncle's friend who knows that GM of Canada VP that has responsibility for factory operations, who can put the word out that this car gets the right stuff... and maybe a side trip through the paint line to get it just right...  wink



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Sounds good Mark. sorry for the derail,

 

Now back to the the regular scheduled program...



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An asteroid will whip by Earth tonight in one of closest approaches ever recorded | CBC News

An asteroid will whip by Earth in one of closest approaches ever recorded



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cdnpont wrote:

Sounds good Mark. sorry for the derail,

 

Now back to the the regular scheduled program...


 It was refreshing, actually.  A nice tangent from where things were heading...



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An asteroid will whip by Earth tonight in one of closest approaches ever recorded | CBC News

An asteroid will whip by Earth in one of closest approaches ever recorded


 And, nobody knew anything about it until a week ago...



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MC wrote:
cdnpont wrote:

Sounds good Mark. sorry for the derail,

 

Now back to the the regular scheduled program...


 It was refreshing, actually.  A nice tangent from where things were heading...


 Yes, we missed the subject by 30 degrees.

2 points regarding the derail:

1. In Canada the COPO process was known a CSL, or Canadian Special Listing into the latter 1960s.

2. Although power windows were offered in Laurentians through 1970, not so on the 2-door sedan (11) bodystyle. The rear windows operated differently than the 4-door sedans and they never designed a power window mechanism for that body style.

 

 



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