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If # 1 was the designation for Chevrolet, what are the #'s for Pontiac, Olds and Buick ?
? # two...If a wheel was stamped"MI8" was that wheel made by Motor Wheel ? And what was the "I". Thanks Mike ![]() |
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? # two...If a wheel was stamped"MI8" was that wheel made by Motor Wheel ? And what was the "I". Thanks Mike ![]() [/ QUOTE ] That's not an I, it's a 1 and it stands for the Motor Wheel plant at Romulus Michigan. I oughta know the answer to first question but it's been a long time since I was getting the GM printouts when I was looking for hard to find parts. I think Pontiac was a 2, I seem to remember GMC was a 9..... I think the crs is kickin in again..... ![]()
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1= Chevy
2=Pontiac 3=Olds 4=Buick Hope this helps... Crash |
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Yes,thanks..
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I need to correct myself. The M-1 Motor Wheel plant was in Lansing Michigan, not Romulus. The K-1 plant was The Kelsey Hayes wheel plant in Romulus. This hasn't been a good night for remembering. Good thing I can still look this stuff up.
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