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    Quote Originally Posted by wbute View Post
    I bElieve the HQ Ewe't had a 350 from the factory so you can argue it was an option any way. Bob Jane got them in station wagons as well. I really think the ruling about body style could be debated.

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    I had this conversation with Byron before. The letter changed with the ADR update. No real correlation with the year.
    I do know how the prefix letters are tied to the ADR upgrades but the fact is that in HQs AHQ and BHQ were 1971 to early 1972, CHQ was mainly 1972, DHQ was mainly 1973 and EHQ was mainly 1974, it wasn't based on the year but the way that ADRs were introduced panned out that way.
    Last edited by Dick61; 06-08-2015 at 05:51 PM.
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