Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Good luck! I've never seen the SG-30 books, but there are books. Chrysler historical has them, & most people have never even heard the term SG-30.
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Chrysler historical has them, & most people have never even heard the term SG-30. I'm one of them. What are those "books"?
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Chrysler historical has them, & most people have never even heard the term SG-30. I'm one of them. What are those "books"? ....
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Dayclona is dropping hints. Do you have a library of these books?
When I first bought my '72 Cuda back in 1990, I mailed a copy of the build sheet to Chrysler Historical asking them if they knew how many sunroof-equipped Cudas were built. 3 days later, Brandt Rosenbusch called me asking if I wanted to sell the car. He said there were "several" people that wanted to buy it. While we were on the phone, he pulled out his "SG-30 books" & proceeded to look up the info. He looked in 1970, 71, 72, 73, & 74. There were only production #'s for 1972. Pretty cool, and I have still never seen an SG-30 book.
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Ive seen that picture before, and I always wonder why 318 isn't listed. Any ideas? 318 isn't listed because it wasn't OPTIONAL in a Plymouth E-body
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Yes. He extrapolated the numbers from the total number of a vehicle model produced multiplied by the % of each engine/trans combination. Well, the number at the top isn't total production, but US production. So in some way it is rocket science. 
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Yes. He extrapolated the numbers from the total number of a vehicle model produced multiplied by the % of each engine/trans combination. Well, the number at the top isn't total production, but US production. So in some way it is rocket science. You're setting the bar pretty low for rocket science...
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Re: In Search of Chrysler SG30 Reports
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Good luck! I've never seen the SG-30 books, but there are books. Chrysler historical has them, & most people have never even heard the term SG-30. Do you have any SG-30's you care to share?
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