Re: 72 Roadrunner Production
[Re: Mike Mancini]
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06/18/08 02:08 PM
06/18/08 02:08 PM
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Hi,
I have Govier's production book and for 1972 Road Runners, the breakdown is the following:
7628 - Total Production
6861 - US Production 767 - Export Production ---- 7628
2360 - 340 3828 - 400 672 - 440 1 - 440-6 ---- 6861 - US Production
I don't have a breakdown by engine for the export production of 767 but for the US, the book lists these amounts:
192 - 340/3-speed 329 - 340/4-speed 1839 - 340/automatic ---- 2360 - total 340 production
1433 - 400/3-speed 906 - 400/4-speed 1489 - 400/automatic ---- 3828 - total 400 production
219 - 440/4-speed 453 - 440/automatic ---- 672 - total 440 production
1 - total 440-6 production
Hope this helps you out. Ultimately, without the breakdown by engine for the export total, the statistics won't be 100% correct. But at least this gives you an idea of the overall breakdown.
As mentioned previously, there is no breakdown by option codes, i.e. Air Grabber, and the engine/transmission combination. At least, not that I know of but if someone has more to offer?
Thanks,
Mike.
Last edited by moparmike1; 06/18/08 06:51 PM.
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Re: 72 Roadrunner Production
[Re: Mike Mancini]
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06/18/08 05:43 PM
06/18/08 05:43 PM
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moparmike1
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Hi,
I would try contacting the Chrysler Historical office and ask what they have available for 1972 production breakdowns. I have seen lists of options by percentage, i.e. 12% of the cars had this option, for other years but not for 1972.
Also, it might be worth contacting member Alaskan_TA. He has a website with detailed information and he may have this.
Good luck and if you find such a list, please post it here.
Thanks,
Mike.
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