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There is a 1973 GTO that has SD 455 sticker on the front fender. I beleive only 3 were made by Pontiac and none sold. ???
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There is a 1973 GTO that has SD 455 sticker on the front fender. I beleive only 3 were made by Pontiac and none sold. ???

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It's a '73 Grand-Am. . The '73 GTO had the same hood I think but the Lemans style snout. .

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Did they make an SD455 Grand Am?? I've never heard of one...though that isn't saying much
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Did they make an SD455 Grand Am?? I've never heard of one...though that isn't saying much

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Here's a Road test of the SD-455 Grand-Am....click on the appropriate link that the below leads to. .

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Pete...WOW! Thanks.

I learn something new every day on this site(a good thing)!

Whether I can retain that knowledge is a whole different deal!
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April 1972 Cars magazine touts 73 SD 455 GTO as car of the year www.abodysite.com/73sd455lit/html. I do beleive Pontiac made 3 but only made trans Ams and Formulas with that engine for the Gen. public. I think the Grand Am got the reg 455. Not sure what that car is ( home made etc ) Anybody else?
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Whether I can retain that knowledge is a whole different deal!

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I'm no different in that respect Bruce....trying to retain any new stuff? . Seems only the old 'useless' stuff sticks anymore? .
I sometimes wonder if it should be blamed on the auto manufacturers as my memory retention started failing right around the same time they stopped making visable changes each model year? .
Back when us car kooks knew every car on the road even at night, the mind was sharp! .
Right around the time the manufacturers started sneaking in an extra year or two without changes, the mind started going soft? .
Now so many look alike brands and cars that are so un-interesting that who cares.....and the mind goes even weaker? .
So is it GM's fault I forgot my lunch today....or that I went to the store for milk last week in a t-shirt and boxers? .
Something to think about? .

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Did they make an SD455 Grand Am?? I've never heard of one...though that isn't saying much

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The only cars built with the SD were the Formula and Trans Am. Any Grand Ams and GTOs were not production cars.
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