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#21
09-21-2005, 09:23 PM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
Not on a 1970 L78 Camaro, I brought a 70 L78 that was originally a 4 speed that
someone had put in a TH400 and the car ran Great with it. I am not sure why GM chose to install 4-speeds only. Someone in CA claims to have an original L78 with an M-40 but the owner will not let us authenticate the car.
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#22
09-23-2005, 11:38 AM
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Re: Automatic vs. Stick (value)
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Starting in 1967, with the advent of TH400, this changed, but all the hi-po cars (HO and Ram Air) were rarer with autos by a pretty decent margin. [/ QUOTE ] I have a 67 GTO, 400 HO/Auto. ~4000 of them, but there were close to 10,000 HO/sticks. While I don't subscribe to the rarer is better mentality, this one's a keeper - well optioned, has a color combo I like, and the <u>Hurst Dual Gate</u> makes it a little more interesting... 
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