Automotive Trivia
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1. What year does the Fiero project date back to? What was it's original name and what project proceeded it? 2. Besides the Art & Science cues in the Cadillac Sixteen concept, what other car influenced the concept's design? 3. The four-cylinder engine in the 1982 Chevrolet S-10 and GMC S-15 compact trucks was shared with what car? In 1985, what engine replaced it? 4. What platform was the Chevrolet Beretta based on? What was the name of it's Canada-only sedan counterpart? 5. The name of the 1987 Chrysler LeBaron predecessor was...? (Hint: Plymouth had a car with the same name a few years later.) 6. The Chevrolet Celebrity's predecessor was...? 7. What car revive…
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Unscramble these names of American vehicles: 8910 VEILESL AENEGLTE 7891 UHIDENBTDRR IOANMDD ILEUBEJ NIODITE 3519 ETRPRALAEN DLEXEU XSI 9611 EOETHLVCR 070 KEDOWAOL 5191 NCNLIOL MOPNAOTISOLC PRAIC UOPEC 3190 LEDOILMSBO GKNIIV GIHET LEEUXD 7991 IAPTCNO SRANT TORPS 1968 NAUTERL LEAANILC AGT
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Name the first manufacturer to use Phillips screws to assemble their cars, as opposed to Slotted screws.
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Fill in the blanks: _ _ T _ * _ _ _ O _ * _ K _ * 1 _ _ _ _ * = space The car in question is a 2dr hardtop. Model year is 1961. This Automotive manufacturer still exists today. In 2005 they sold aproximetly 40 times as many cars in the USA as they did in 1961 when the car in question as made.
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Guess the manufacturer: - One of their cars had a four piece rear window. (4 individual pieces of glass) - In the early 1950s they won the "Fashion Academy Award". - A post war vehicle made by this brand had front & rear fenders that were interchangeable. - One of their most recognizable cars featured a twin-port grille & super aerodynamic nose. - They made a car during the muscle car craze with a Fiberglass body & forced induction.
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This car was one of the first mass produced vehicles to have headlight washers. The headlight washers came optional if you ordered the optional headlights & appearance pkg. Also in the same model year this vehicle had an optional "liquid tire chain" feature which was short lived but very revolutionary iin its day. What car/model year am I talking about?
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This car was very rare and is considered a big $$ classic. Production was limited to four digits & the car was pretty pricey back when it was new although it was made by a brand known for value & frugality. Here's a few hints: - 350 cubic inch motor - 305 horsepower - 150mph speedometer
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This monstrous vehicle has a very unique hood ornament & is motivated by a huge inline eight motor that is nearly 13 liters in displacement, it features OHC with 3 valves per cylinder & 24" wheels. Its engine was also used in trains due to its low RPM grunt. Can you guess the vehicle?
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What forgoten Automotive Manufacturer, based out of St.Louis, used this as their marketing slogan after they lowered their prices to a more reasonable level at $1500 to $2000? HINT: They existed for just under a 1/4 century.
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Okay here's another one of my crazy convoluted trivia questions. The car I'm thinking of has the following features. 1. it's a two door but not a coupe 2. there's a fixed B-pillar of sorts but not in the traditional sense 3. the rear windows roll down just like in a hardtop 4. To a casual observer it looks as if this car has 6 headlights 5. the manufacturer that made it is no longer around So who'll be the first to guess it?
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What do these two cars have in common. In other words, find the missing link.
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Trivia question: Who was first to market a compact pickup in the U. S.?
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There was an awsome looking "fastback" show car in the mid-1950s that featured a wheelbase & overall length in line with a 1930s car more so than a 1950s 2-door. It looked like a hardtop but was not although the rear side windows tilted out like a 1970s BMW. Also, the rear window was positioned more like a moonroof than a backlight and the tail lights look like afterburners. Name the car.
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This car is widely considered to have the MOST brightwork of any vehicle ever made. It is both beautiful and gawdy at the same time and the model that replaced it was very clean and unique, thus it got flack for being too plain and yet also got much praise for it's instantly classic styling. What two cars am I talking about?
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Who can tell me what this is a schematic for? Hints: 1. It's pretty old. 2. Never expected to see one in a car...
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Title says it all...
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- Odd number of cylinders - Even number of passangers - Gross Weight is 2250 lbs.
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What car made in the 1990s came with a transverse mounted motor with FWD and yet there was a high performance variant with a longitudinaly mounted motor that sent most of its power to the rear wheels?
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The 2006 Camaro concept has incredikble styling, almost all of us agree about that. But now see how well you've really looked at it. Other than the b-pillar delete, hardtop bodystyle the Camaro has an interesting styling element that is virtually non-existant on today's cars. One of the last cars to have it was a FWD Oldsmobile. If you skew the definition of this component you might say there was also an Acura which was made in both 2dr & 4dr body styles that had this too. What feature am I talking bout? ------ ONE LAST HINT: This feature was most prevailant from the mid 1970s to the mid 1980s.
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Now lets venture out of the US, again... Probably easy, but have at it, anyways...
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Where does the expression "the whole 9 yards" come from? It's one of my favorite sayings because of the history behind it.
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How about something more... classical...
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Here's an easy one: What was wrong with Ford's great 1-2-3 finish with their GT40s at Le Mans in 1966?
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Many of you might have been wondering about the 1959 Buick in my recent signature. Or perhaps none of you give a damn. Either way if you're still reading this here's the scoop. If you have searched for "1959 Buck" or "1959 Electra" on Google in the past 9 months or so you have no doubt seen a faded blue four door flat top 1959 Buick sittign in front of a long gray building. The car is for sale, asking price is $5900 and as if just so happens it is only about 130 miles away from me at a place called Goldenrod Garage. The home page for Goldenrod promisses "300 plus classic cars at all times in the inventory". A no-nonsense race car driver & antique car…
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It's not as hard as I could have made it, but there's no visible badges this time.
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This Cadillac motor displaced 7.4 liters, it featured two carburators and was considered to be one of the most presigeous engines of it's era, even though a competitor's DOHC engine had much more power esp. wiht the optional supercharger. What motor am I talking about? HINT: it was later redesigned & downsized to 7.1 liters.
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Alright... I'm trying something new. If it goes well... expect more of them. What car is pictured?
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Chrysler introduced the soon-to-be-popular 383 CID version of its wedge-head "B" series engine for the 1959 model year. Interestingly, a 383 "B" engine was also available in the DeSoto and Dodge lines for that year. Anyone know what the one big difference was between the Chrysler 383 engine and the 383 used in DeSoto and Dodges (aside from the obvious things like engine paint or stickers on the air cleaner)?
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This is a pretty tough one. What car was similar to what Bob Lutz sketched on a napkin at an expensive restaurant/ Clue:It was his dream car. What company did he work for at this time and why did he give it away to a reporter?
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In a recent issue of a Classic car mag (MT Classic or Hemmings) there's mention of how a Boat tail Riviera existed because Chevy could not build a 4-passanger Corvette. It's kind of a silly comparison but it made me think of a good trivia question. What car came out in the 1950s & was produced for almost two decades, was powered by a small V8 & had a styling feature that is now most often associated with the 1963 Corvette Stingray?
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Cadillac power, built in So Cal....not many of them.
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i remember reading this somewhere on the net or on this site. but apparently a politician, i'm not sure whether it was a govenor the president or just a senate or something, told Chevrolet to reduce their prices. And Chevrolet Responded that they couldnt otherwise they would ruin the competition, and put them out of business... i'm pretty sure these words were exchanged durring the 40-60's. but i'm not sure when or who said them... if someone knows plz post the quote correctly and date
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Who makes (or orignally did maybe) Chevrolets diesel engine?
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What is the story behind how the name 'General Motors' was chosen when the company formed in 1908?
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in a pepsi promotion????????
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I have trouble finding information about GM's logo. 1) Who designed GM's current corporate logo? 2) How many different corporate logos has GM used throughout its history? And what do they look like?
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What was the biggest change from a 1957 vette to a 1958 vette?
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A few years ago, someone I know took up the project of researching why we drive on the right side of the road or on the left. The initial concept was to take the idea back as far as the tradition can be traced. And he did. Why do we drive on the right or left side of the road? (I'll chime in later with what this researcher found)
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PREVIEW You may remember my Monte Carlo-based challenges. This is _similar_ to those, with a few differences. First, it covers various Chevrolet models, SSs in particular. Second, the point totals are based on the entire board/group ... not individually. Third, the point tallys are simple (see below). And, fourth, instead of individual prizes, the boards/groups are competing (as paired, see below) for the prize of being mentioned on one of my upcoming Friday evening radio shows in April. PT VALUES (Jeopardy! and Multiple Choice rounds) + 1 for each response (regardless if it is correct or not ... thus, a "participation" point) + 3 for each correct response - 2 f…
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Back in 1975, I test drove a brand new car that was powered from the factory by a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that featured electronic fuel injection, stainless steel headers, 16 valves in hemispherical combustion chambers & dual overhead belt driven camshafts. The car had a hatchback and factory cast aluminum wheels (4-lug). Perhaps of most interest was the fact that this car was manufactured by a domestic manufacturer--one of the "Big 3-1/2". Anyone know what car I test drove on that warm & sunny day back in 1975?
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The current issue of Collectible Automobile magazine features the (domestic) GM cars of 1959. I haven't seen the article yet but if it's at all like past efforts from this magazine, it should be pretty good. They frequently show photos of the prototypes as they evolve through time. The technical details are usually good too. I have almost all the issues of this magazine since its inception back in 1984. For anyone who likes old cars and trucks, this is a fine publication. I know it's available at most of the larger magazine racks like you find in Borders or Barnes & Noble book stores. On edit: I know this isn't a trivia question but I also know there are sever…
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How many times has Toyota has declared bankrupsy?
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1. Where and in what year did the first GM vehicle assembled outside the US happen? 2. When did GM produce its 25,000,000th car? 3. When did GM produce its 50,000,000th US made car? 4. What year did GM produce the first production car equipped with an air cushion restraint system as an option? 5. When did the first Saturn roll off the line in Spring Hill? Bonus on #2, 3 & 5 for day, not just year.
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GM First Produced Trucks In What Year?
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Some may know, others probably don't but what was the very first year they began producing trucks?
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Well you guys are all quoting books... im gunna go with songs haha... name the song and artist... bonus points if you can name the album "I got myself a Cadillac, but i can't afford the gasoline" another one just came to me... "In the backseat of my Chevrolet, where the radio would play and play"
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Remember SLP?
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How about the cars that came out of there? Perhaps not right for trivia, but man I wish that company were still around.
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Not really... What are these? Clue: These aren't production.
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First Vehicle with Heads Up Display?
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This is something I want to know. What was the very first vehicle with Heads up Display? I'm almost certain it was a Corvette in the late 90's and it has since been adapted to other vehicles such as the XLR and has obviously trickled down to most Pontiacs. I'm curious as to what the first vehicle was and the model year in which it debuted.
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this might be easy for you guys... but its fun anyway... what post 1970 car (not chevelle) built by a GM company not only out powered all of its competitors, but also the corvette and is renowned as the last mainstay of performance cars from that era? bonus points for horsepower and torque numbers
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In this story a car has a mechanical problem right at the start of the book. 1) what is the mechanical problem? 2) what kind of car is it? 3) what story? Hint: this is a quote from the story - "...officious, officious little prick"
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"...knocked him spang out of his keds." Wherefrom?
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"Where Did This Come From?"
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I asked the following question in another thread and decided it would be a great trivia question. So does anyone know where the line came from? Here are a few hints... -Oldsmobile -Black -Book -Book became movie Good luck!
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Now it's in pretty much every single new GM car. But which one was the first?
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This is a picture taken at a GM facility. I don't think to many people will be able to identify it, maybe O.C. as I know he has been there. Take your best guesses guys. High Res
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What are the lower "fins" in the bottom of the rear 1/4 panels on 61/62 Cadillacs called? They have a specific name. This was inspired by the Lincoln Navigator thread and esp. Cadavillac's post. Here's some more 1961 Cadillac porno.
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a bit harder than my previous question... but most people will probably know this... what car had the longest hood ever fitted on a chevy... how long was that hood and what was the first year that car was sold?
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What option on the 68-69 body style Goats was so popular that most people think it was a standard feature?
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Hey, Im gonna do some trvia often on here. What yah have to do is geuss what car the small picture is of. There will be 4 diffuculty levels. Easy: Make/Model/Year Intermediate: Make/Model/Year Hard: Make/Model or Make/Year Evil: Make or Model or All. Easy: Intermediate: Hint: Genuine Chevrolet Hard: Hint: Bighorn Sheep. Evil/Know it all/SixtyEightPanther: Hint: Geography if u sugegst taking bigger pictures b/c even the easy is to hard or soemthing just let me know.
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Car Pieces #2!!!! btw what i said about requirements for easy, hard, etc, thats not nesccary just explain it good enough. Easy: Intermediate: Hint: 53,000$ Hard: Year Required. Hint: "You cant park in this avenue, maam". Difficult/Know It All/Sixty8Panther: Hint: Equus
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What is the dofference between a 1998 Saturn SL and a 1998 Saturn SL1?
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True or False? The only mid-1960s, rear wheel drive, full-sized Olds "sporty" model that came standard with a console & bucket seats, as well as the largest displacement V8 made by Olds at the time, was the Starfire. If true, the exam is finished. If false, explain your disagreement with the above statement.
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Which Chevy car was the only vehicle to ever out power the corvette? What year? I've got a part two to this as well... but lets get this done...
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What manufacturer used this tag line in a 1970 adversisement for their "4-Door Saloon"? "The 125 MPH Dream Car: For the Man Who Can Please Himself" Extra points for the correct model.
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I was looking for a pic of the Cien, and I came across this: Made by some Chevrolet Cadillac dealer.
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Guess what make/model/year had all these features from the factory? - Turbocharged motor - Front spoiler & bumper delete - 0-62mph in 6.9 sec. - Halogenlights & four-chamber rectangular rear lilghts - Static Safety Belts - Wheel Flairs - Crush Zones front & rear - Front disk brakes, rear drums - "Functional, realistic yet sporty" styling
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OK, before you guys start coming to me and saying it's a badly photochopped Cobalt, it's not. What car is this??
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Guess the vehicle form these specifications: - This car's model name contained a "G" in it. - It had a 6767 cc motor - It produced 390 horsepower at 5000rpm - Available in both automagic and 3-speed on the floor. - Manufactured before JFK was shot but after most manufacturers eliminated tail fins. Good Luck.
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What was the first domestic U.S. car to be advertised as having one horsepower per cubic inch as standard equipment (make, model & year)?
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What was the main difference between the 455 V8 that came standard in the 1971 Olds 98 and the 455 V8 that came standard in the 1971 Custom Cruiser wagon?
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Refresher: (I posted this trivia about a year ago) Why do Porsches have the ignition located on the LEFT hand side in left hand drive cars? There's a specific ergonomic reason for this. I have a feeeling JamesB, Razor, GT1750 or one of the other Euro-car nuts will know. Lovin all these new smileys.
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Trivia
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Name it!
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any ideas ?
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1. Name the first GM car to be 100% metric: Chevette :stupid: 2. This manufacturer is considered to have "big blocks" and "small blocks" though it never had either. All of it's unique V8s shared the same basic architecture. They were often painted light-blue metalic. Pontiac 3. What was the most unique feature of the 1953 Chevy "Business Coupe"? Back Seat Delete 4. This exotic car is often thought to be powered by a V12 but it's actaully a 2.8L V8 wiht forced induction. It celebrated an important anniversary in the manufacturer's history as the name suggested. Ferrari F40 (the last Ferrari product that Enzo was alive to be involved in) 5. They on…
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All right, ya'll, I have a question that's been nagging me for some time now and I haven't been able to come up witha concise answer, or theory. In the 1999 model year, why did Chevrolet and GMC drop the beloved 305 and 350 from their line up and move to the smaller 4.8 and 5.3 engines? I know that sometimes you can get more out of a smaller package, but why get rid of the two engines that at least three generations had grown to know and love?
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These questions are easier than the last lot, for this crowd atleast. Two part question: What company used the slogan "Ask the Man Who Owns One?" What company used the slogan "Ask Anyone Who Owns One?" From whom did General Motors buy the "Buick 231cid V6?" What did the Eagle Premier, Renault 25, Volvo 260, Delorean, and Peugeot 604 have in common? What (and when) was Ferdinand Porsche's first automotive design? What company formed Freightliner? What do Subaru of America, Yugo, and the Bertone X1/9 have in common? In the same vein, what do Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Alfa Romeo have in common? In the 1980s, everyone experimented with four-wheel dri…
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Just a couple days befoer the big crash this summer that let us C-n-G less for a few weeks I posted a photo-trivia thread: This is that photo. Tell me who made this car and why it's significant.
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All right, all of y'all who can wrap around this one.....it should be easy. Lets say, I propose tearing down a Chevy 305, 350, and a 262 V6, what parts would be interchangable? Edit: WHOOOOO HOOOO 100 posts!
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Only one emblem removed (whre the question mark is) name this car.
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I was looking through some GMC truck literature from the late 1950s and noticed that pickups were available with a 336 CID V8. The engine sure looks like a Pontiac V8 and indeed, GMC had used 287 CID, 316 CID and 347 CID Pontiac V8s in '55-'57 (same displacement as the Pontiac car engines). I'm wondering if the 336 CID engine used in '58-'59 was just an oddball version of the Poncho V8 that was used exclusively in GMC pickups...
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... a really large auto ad. It's pretty big. What's it for and where can you find it?
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1.)How many 1956 Cadillac Sedan De Ville's were produced? 2.)How much does the 1956 Cadillac Sedan De Ville weigh?
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knightfan dont answer ! What front end component do "all" second gen (73-77) monte carlo's have, that no other RWD Chevy passenger cars have ever been equipped with (at least as standard equipment) .
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What reason did GM pull this ad for, what year was it and what issue of what magazine was it posted in before it was pulled?
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"6 = 8". Hmm...that equation doesn't make much sense, but a fair number of enthusiasts of a particular make & model of car used to proudly proclaim it anyway. This was back in the 1950s. Anyone else remember it?
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This should be easy. Which car manufacturer used the slogan An American Revolution before Chevrolet and when?
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the Suburban in the 1960s and '70s and what was it called?
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A Factory dual quad option was available for the 283 v8, what was the brand and model of the carbs used on this setup?
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If you were buying a new domestic car in '58 and you wanted to get the one with the highest advertised horsepower, what would you get? Hint: In this case, we're talking about an optional engine.
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In the spirit of the July 2005 "Jeopardy! - MC Edition" & "MC Express" games, welcome to "Knight's Challenge" ... a revised game to test your knowledge of the Chevrolet Monte Carlo.... Round 1 is "Jeopardy!" style (responses must be in the form of a question); Round 2 is "Wheel of Fortune" style (you fill in the blanks for the correct words/phrase); Round 3 is "Name That Tune" style (except, you name the part); Round 4 is "Exam" style (simply pick the correct answer) Post your responses in this thread or send them to me via PM or Email (include name, message board & handle o…
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EASY Which came first: the Ford Model A or the Ford Model T? What does ALFA (as in Alfa Romeo) stand for? Where does the Romeo (as in Alfa Romeo) come from? Where did the name Mercedes come from? The Japanese are known for their American transplant operations, but they weren't the first to do this. Where in the United States did Rolls-Royce build cars? Mercedes built cars in the United States (decades before Mercedes-Benz set up shop in Alabama). Who built cars for Mercedes in the States and where were they built? I've got more for later.
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What GM vehicle used the name 'Apache'?
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In what year did the dipstick on Chevy truck and car engines move to the passenger side? Also in what year did the valve cover bolts on the Chevy truck and car engines move from the perimeter to the center?
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So about that definition of razoredge ? This is my idea right here. has anyone seen this car before ?
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