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jammilitary1
jammilitary1 asked in Cars & TransportationInsurance & Registration · 1 decade ago

i want to findout info on my car where do i go to get this info?

i have a 1964 pontiac tempest station wagon and i want to find out as much info as i can like how many were made how many are left options you could get on the car interrior/exterior/engine sizes things of that nature

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have a 1964 pontiac tempest station wagon and i want to find out as much info as i can like how many were made how many are left options you could get on the car interrior/exterior/engine sizes things of that nature... i would like info not specifically on my car but cars like it i have heard there was only 5,000 made and only 90 left in existance so just trying to find more about these cars not just mine cause mine a a pro st. drag car

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no it is a race car it has a full tubed chassis narrowed 9" tubbed ,4-link ,alum head 455 i run pro and super pro classes with it but what im looking for it details on the orignal 64 wagon beacuse there has been many changes from 63 to 67 u could not get some of the option in 64 as u could in 67

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  • oklatom
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    Someone trying to tell you that you have a rare car? Afraid not. The 1963 was the rare one, with only something like 17 made.

    In 64 and forward until the last one in 67.

    Production 1964-1967

    Class Mid-size

    Body style(s) 4-door station wagon

    4-door sedan

    2-door coupe

    2-door convertible

    Layout FR layout

    Platform A-body

    Engine(s) 215 cu in (3.5 L) I6

    230 cu in (3.8 L) OHC I6

    326 cu in (5.3 L) V8

    400 cu in (6.6 L) V8

    Transmission(s) 2-speed automatic

    3-speed automatic

    4-speed manual

    3-speed manual

    Not rare, and not sought by collectors.

    They are nice cars though, enjoy it.

  • J E T H R O
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    Contact the Pontiac Historical Society . They will charge a fee but you give them the vin# and they will give you all the production numbers, options etc for the car...................md

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