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#146406 06/27/09 08:00 AM
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What assembly plant is our 74 Nova from? 1Y27H4W272503. Thanks for your assistance. This is one piece of information on the car we do not have. We are the second owners.



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Wilwood Engineering designs and manufactures high-performance disc brake systems.
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The 7th diget in the serial number is a W...indicates it was assembled at Willow Run.


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Thanks Gene

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The Willow Run assembley plant was closed in the early 90's. They were building the B body at the time. Their production was moved to the Arlington plant.










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